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You knew this was coming. Sorta reminds me of genius climate scientists who perceive no danger because they are oblivious to real science.
If they show a white tail they must be cotton tails.
What’s that in the foreground, a carbon induced gigantic tadpole?
Yes, it was deposited there by rising sea levels no doubt. Poor thing.
Not just the night, but the ERA of the Lepus. . .
It appears your parents have run across either 2 female jackalopes, or males that shed their antlers…
City Boy! Gator69 has it scoped out. Hope they procreate and grow large antlers. IIRC all Jackalopes are antlered. Its how we make the final determination.
huge rabbits!
I saw one of those things while hiking in the hills above Big Bear. About 100 feet away I heard and saw what had the color and ~ size of a coyote. Then I said, holy cr@p, that’s a .. massive .. RABBIT! Or “hare,” whatever. Huge! So i got home and googled the images I linked to above … as I wanted to make sure that I wasn’t going Alice in Wonderland mad hatter crazy.
Around here they are fondly referred to as “freezer meat”.
My location isn’t as rural, but I have 3 in my yard most days. A doe and two fawns. I leave them alone. Pleasant to watch, but they present a little danger if you freak them out, particularly the bucks. http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2013/nov/08/alabama-man-mauled-pet-deer-faces-charges/
Jackrabbits.