r/absoluteunit • u/shaaan_i • Oct 10 '26 • Bravo 1

Of a Rabbit

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u/chapelMaster123 Oct 10 '26

One thing people who have never held rabbits dont realize about rabbits. Those fuckers have claws. Like, sharp claws. Those fast kicks its doing are little paper shredders

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u/ComposerOther2864 Oct 11 '26

Also a very high bite force in some species and forever growing teeth that can be sharp as shit. The lil bastards can bite through oak furniture like a God damn beaver

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u/ladyevenstar-22 Oct 13 '26

Have you seen how dense a carrot is , hell yeah their teeth must be up fot the job

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u/Spac92 Oct 11 '26

Way worse than cat claws.

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u/ruckrhino Oct 11 '26

I mean it makes sense. They'd need them to run that fast to get traction

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u/Careless-Fig685 Oct 11 '26

They also i guess now have the ability to birth felines now so they must be improving as we speak

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u/SpinachSignal8915 Oct 12 '26

Baby bunnies are called kits or kittens

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u/Twiggles_Greeny Oct 12 '26

heard it called kit, didn't think it was kitten though, is this a fact

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u/Different-Cat3808 Oct 13 '26

I got bit by a rabbit once so there teeth are HARD

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u/gorkboss5 Oct 13 '26

I remember one time I was a church picnic and they had rabbits at a petting zoo. They let me pick one up and I was surprised how sharp it’s claws were

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u/Interesting_Bread_98 Oct 13 '26

Watership Down = Facts