You've seen them - they sit in bushes, jump out when you least expect them, and bounce around like they own the place; they are the U of A rabbits. Here are few things you may (or may not) have know about them.
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At the moment, they’re white
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Eventually (and hopefully this isn’t a distant “eventually”) they’ll be brown
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Sometimes they look like they have spots (either white with brown or brown with white)
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I believe that they are actually hares (but am sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong)
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They like to sit under trees
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They like to have staring contests with the students and staff who eat their lunch in quad during the summer
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They don’t like it when you get close to them – so back off
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They do reproduce, which means that there are baby bunnies on campus *squeal* BUT, if you spot one, leave it alone. Do NOT approach a baby bunny, even if it looks like it’s been abandoned. It will only be abandoned if you get too close to it.
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Unfortunately, the campus rabbits do not cluck like chickens.
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| Image courtesy of amirite.com |
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They also refrain from handing out chocolatey eggs.
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| Image courtesy of the Chocolate Trading Co.com |
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