Dead Rabbits

The small group of rabbits that left their original warren, Sandleford, to find a new home often uses their little spare time to listen to stories generally told by Dandelion. These stories are often about the Thousand Enemies and how they are a threat to the rabbits, especially El-ahrairah. Humans are presented as one of the “Thousand.” The author of the book, Richard Adams, displays man in a negative way because of this. Man is portrayed as violent, nonsensical, and abusive to the natural way of

In a small village called Rabbitville, there was a community of rabbits that worked together, cherished each other and loved the environment. Everyday day little Jack Daniel would go to the community carrot mine and harvest just enough carrots to keep his family sustained. The people of this town tried to keep the carrot mine a secret from the outside rabbit cities, because of how precious the mine was. It was also Jack Daniel’s great- great-grandfather that had started this mine and Jack would

farming village named Haten around 1648, a legend spread through the town. It said that if a hunter lucky enough to find and shoot a blue spirit in the form of a rabbit with a bow and arrow in the Devil’s Woods, they could cure any illness that was afflicted with a human. Of course, many people jumped at this myth, and set out to find those rabbits so they could cure the mysterious illness the village leader had, as a great reward was being held. In their travels, many of them never returned or came back

bunnies. A couple of years ago in 2015 a Las Vegas resident came home from work to find this teenage daughter sitting on the lawn playing with six bunny rabbits. What was surprising was that these visitors were not your usual dun-colored jackrabbits that live in the Nevada desert but real domestic type bunnies. Being animal lovers they let the rabbits stay and put extra carrots on the grocery list. However these bunnies had plans to become a community and in two month time these people has 24 bunnies

Disgusting is the tale of Onnmund and Adephagia. A tale of death, cannibalism, and adultery, it is not a tale for children. Our tale begins in the middle of March, in a small, dusty, and all around quite pitiful little shack. The floors are nonexistent, the walls made of, what, sticks, and straw? The door is more of a glorified piece of bark, and there are of course no windows to be found. It is dark, and somehow, in this blazingly hot summer, the air is thick with moisture. The small building

Audette awoke on the slab in a sweat. She felt different. A draft provided by the open doors of the Temple gave her the motivation to climb down from the altar, as her eyes adjusted to the dimness within the chapel's main chamber she glanced again towards the stone square set into the blackened walls. However in doing so, to her amazement the barbaric styled glyphs had begun to rearrange themselves under her very gaze. After a puzzled moment Audette closed her mouth and could clearly read the inscription;

they can find similarities, rabbits for eye products, apes for reactions. But we will never find an animal exactly like us. As said by Agnes Ryan in For the Church Door, “Wars will never cease while men still kill other animals for food, for to turn any living creature into a roast, a steak, a chop, or any other type of 'meat' takes the same kind of violence, the same kind of bloodshed, and the same kind of mental processes required to change a living man into a dead soldier.” And another quote from

The house wasn’t flourishing with the usual life and laughter of my faithful friends and family, but dead with their mournful sorrow. “Poor little Opal Parks”, they would all cry out. The oncologist called with some tremendous news. Brain Surgery would be outrageously unaffordable for a hopeless, poverty-stricken single mother like myself. Nevertheless, my tumor would soon force my body to expire. Most likely, the least of their concerns is what happens to my 11 year old son, Lucas. Funny actually

Exploration: Rabbit Population by Season Vocabulary: carrying capacity, density-dependent limiting factor, density-independent limiting factor, limiting factor, population, population density Prior Knowledge Questions (Do these BEFORE using the Gizmo.) 1. Suppose you had a pet rabbit. What would the rabbit need to stay alive and healthy? Pet rabbits need food, fresh water, a clean living space, and shelter from the elements in order to stay alive and healthy. 2. A female rabbit can give birth

Foolish Lion and the Clever Rabbit,” the animals in the forest were getting killed by a cruel lion, so one day the animals of the forest decided to sacrifice the old rabbit. He was brave to take his time nibbling on the bush for the lion to get mad and try to attack him. The rabbit was brave enough to approach the lion and tell him there was another lion that was killing his animals. The lion got mad and told the rabbit to show him where the other lion lived. The rabbit told the lion to a well and