Although it’s not Easter, this is an informative, short article from National Geographic that touches on some of the misunderstandings around rabbits that are not isolated to just one time of the year.
“It takes a patient person to become friends with these silent and subtle animals,” says Margo DeMello, president of the House Rabbit Society.
Here’s the article link:
Here’s Why Easter Is Bad For Bunnies
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thank you for sharing this information eliza <3
BUnnies are complex, having been around them when I was young you learn that they’re not just cute and fluffy and need care and understanding.
so so true!!! <3 thank you for understanding them simon!
I’ve had a couple so I know a bit about what they’re like… 🙂❤️
hehe!! 😉