+ Jorunna Parva aka Sea Bunny

You thought you didn't like slugs, until now!

+ Lenticular Street Art by Roa

+ Mountain Hare

+ Unibunny

        This adorable one eared bunny is up for adoption on Denver craigslist right now. 

Ad states as follows:

VERY RARE ONE EARED BUNNY
THIS BUNNY IS VERY SPECIAL
VERY TINY...VERY CALM...
REHOMING FEE OF $100.00

                              

+ Pikas

pikas are not mice, they are in the Lagomorph family (rabbits) and are insanely adorable.
they live in the mountains and gather plants, eating flowers, leaves and all. 

these pictures are not mine, they are from various websites from a pika google search.

+ giant lops

watch out! im learning photoshop...

+ bunny of the day

dailybunny's Aug 22nd choice from Caitlin

+ endangered pygmy rabbits

The Oregon Zoo’s 12-year effort to save the endangered Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbit drew to a close on July 19, when the zoo released its last 14 breeding rabbits and their offspring at the Sagebrush Flat Wildlife Area in eastern Washington. The Pygmy Rabbit is America’s smallest native rabbit, weighing less than one pound when fully grown, and is the country’s only burrow-digging and sagebrush-climbing rabbit. The shy species is dependent on sagebrush, which makes up the majority of its diet and grows in deep, loose soil, where the rabbits dig burrows.

“We’ve helped give these rabbits a chance for survival, and now it’s time to send them off into the world,” said Michael Illig, Oregon Zoo animal curator. “Our hope is that they’ll continue to breed and establish a stable population at Sagebrush Flat. A strong Pygmy Rabbit population there will keep the local community involved and help preserve the habitat.”

to read the full article...
http://www.zooborns.com/zooborns/2012/07/oregon-zoos-12-year-effort-to-save-endangered-pygmy-rabbits.html

+ Miss Strawberry and Toasty Marshmellow aka. koala face

Jasper surprised me with 2 baby bunnies to bunny sit for this week. I got to play with the little balls of fluff and feet for 5 wonderful days. it was the best birthday gift ever.

if they had stayed any longer it would have been hard to see them leave, i was getting use to tiny little white rabbits hopping around the carpet and sleeping under furniture legs.

+ Hares are not rabbits

hares live and nest above ground while rabbits burrow below. Newborn rabbits are blind and hairless, while hares are born with eyes open, more developed and prepared for the dangers of the wild. Hares have only rarely been domesticated.

fact! Rabbits and Hares are of the family Leporids of which there are over 60 species.





photos credits respectively:
1- Stephen Durrant on flickriver.com
(more from this photographer: http://www.flickriver.com/photos/stephendurrant/sets/72157622454714547/)
2 -guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/feb/23/wildlife-conservation

**hares will be filed under "bunnies" on this blog for the purpose of easy categorizing, there will be no taxonomic Lagomorph or Leporid tags.

+ daily bunny

from timoneil on dailybunny.org

+ daily bunny

from ofakind on dailybunny.org

+ Bunny Olympics

Approximately 3,000 rabbits attended The Rabbit Grand National in the UK at the end of January.







http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/scenes-from-the-rabbit-olympics

+ daily bunny

from Avery on Feb 3rd
www.dailybunny.org

+ bunnies

once im making a little more money,traveling less, and finishing college, i am going to get a beautiful baby bunny and raise it as my own. i cant wait.

Life Has Taught Us That Love Does Not Consist In Gazing At Each Other, But In Looking Together In The Same Direction
~Antoine de Saint-Exupery

By Ciel Photography aka Cécile on flickr

cute of the day

cute of the day

coco - wise by fuzuki2 on Flickr.

ntitled by heddaselder on Flickr.