1.Rabbits are "lagomorphs" (not rodents) and they are related to hares and pikas.
2.A house rabbit pet can live up to 10 to 12 years and is a long-term commitment.
3.There are over 45 recognized breeds in the United States and all domesticated rabbit breeds are descendants of European rabbits.
4.Rabbits can be litter box trained and it is much easier to train them after they have been neutered or spayed.
5.A rabbit's digestive system is similar to a horse and they require daily hay to prevent digestive problems. Rabbits cannot vomit and hairballs can be fatal.
6.Rabbit teeth grow constantly and bunnies will naturally gnaw wires, furniture legs, etc. so rooms in a house must be bunny-proofed where they are allowed to run.
7.Rabbits can mate as early as 3 months of age and gestation is 31 days with a litter size of 4 to 12 kits.
8.When bunnies become adult rabbits they can exhibit aggressive and territorial behavior. They will spray urine, mark territory with their feces, bite and grunt.
9.Young bunnies should not be separated from their mother until they are 8 weeks old.
10.Domesticated rabbits are very social and do best as when adopted in pairs. They can also bond with cats, dogs and guinea pigs with proper supervision and patience.
11.Spaying and neutering prevents health problems for rabbits. Females are prone to uterine cancer after 5 years of age if they are not altered. Altering makes rabbits less aggressive and prevents overpopulation.
12.Rabbits can become very affectionate pets that can enjoy cuddling, being petted and quiet interaction with humans especially after altering. They can learn their names and simple words such as "No."
13.Most rabbits do not enjoy being picked up since they are ground dwellers by nature. Many will scratch and kick violently to avoid being picked up.
14.The skeleton of a rabbit and especially the backbone is very fragile and it can break easily when the rabbit is handled improperly or dropped. Legs can break, too, if contact is made with a hard surface when a rabbit is struggling violently.
15.Rabbits require a solid floor in their cage instead of a wire grate since their feet are not padded like a dog or cat.
16.Domesticated rabbits need exercise to stay healthy and time outside a cage to run.
17.Rabbits have their own version of a purr. They will grind their teeth softly when petted. Rabbits also communicate through a variety of ways such as stomping a hind leg, grunting, honking/oinking softly, grooming each other, etc.
18.Rabbits are nearsighted and have a blind spot right in front of them.
19.Domesticated rabbits do not survive in the "wild" if they are abandoned.
20.Rabbits are most active in the early morning and in the late evening.
21.Rabbits are not Hares, but they are closely related. Hares have fur when they are born and their eyes are open.
I recall an experiment done in California a few months back whereby cars automatically drive themselves on a stretch of a highway equipped with magnetic strips down the centre of the lane.
I think this is great for those idiots that can't pick a lane and/or tailgate. Seein that they don't drive good let computers do it or at least help 'em. Like that Volvo concept car that squaks when you tailgate.
Yeah, we want Spogebob laptops and Lego Rocket launchers!! RIIIIIIOT, HEY HEY HO HO INTELLECTUAL READING HAS GOT TO GO!! HEY HEY HO HO...{tear gas & rubber bullets pelt the/.ers)
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We could knock the of course with this object
We put two bent copper rods for the spark to jump between. The spark would run up and down between these rods like old mad-scientist movies.
Sounds like a Jacob's ladder to me!
My science fair Jacob's ladder used a neon sign power supply with 50,000 V
Whom, with your power and fortune, sir, you trust, Now to suspect is vain. --Dryden.
British Phonographic Industry
A Phonograph?
So, they're still unaware of USB pocket drives...HEHE
1.Rabbits are "lagomorphs" (not rodents) and they are related to hares and pikas.
2.A house rabbit pet can live up to 10 to 12 years and is a long-term commitment.
3.There are over 45 recognized breeds in the United States and all domesticated rabbit breeds are descendants of European rabbits.
4.Rabbits can be litter box trained and it is much easier to train them after they have been neutered or spayed.
5.A rabbit's digestive system is similar to a horse and they require daily hay to prevent digestive problems. Rabbits cannot vomit and hairballs can be fatal.
6.Rabbit teeth grow constantly and bunnies will naturally gnaw wires, furniture legs, etc. so rooms in a house must be bunny-proofed where they are allowed to run.
7.Rabbits can mate as early as 3 months of age and gestation is 31 days with a litter size of 4 to 12 kits.
8.When bunnies become adult rabbits they can exhibit aggressive and territorial behavior. They will spray urine, mark territory with their feces, bite and grunt.
9.Young bunnies should not be separated from their mother until they are 8 weeks old.
10.Domesticated rabbits are very social and do best as when adopted in pairs. They can also bond with cats, dogs and guinea pigs with proper supervision and patience.
11.Spaying and neutering prevents health problems for rabbits. Females are prone to uterine cancer after 5 years of age if they are not altered. Altering makes rabbits less aggressive and prevents overpopulation.
12.Rabbits can become very affectionate pets that can enjoy cuddling, being petted and quiet interaction with humans especially after altering. They can learn their names and simple words such as "No."
13.Most rabbits do not enjoy being picked up since they are ground dwellers by nature. Many will scratch and kick violently to avoid being picked up.
14.The skeleton of a rabbit and especially the backbone is very fragile and it can break easily when the rabbit is handled improperly or dropped. Legs can break, too, if contact is made with a hard surface when a rabbit is struggling violently.
15.Rabbits require a solid floor in their cage instead of a wire grate since their feet are not padded like a dog or cat.
16.Domesticated rabbits need exercise to stay healthy and time outside a cage to run.
17.Rabbits have their own version of a purr. They will grind their teeth softly when petted. Rabbits also communicate through a variety of ways such as stomping a hind leg, grunting, honking/oinking softly, grooming each other, etc.
18.Rabbits are nearsighted and have a blind spot right in front of them.
19.Domesticated rabbits do not survive in the "wild" if they are abandoned.
20.Rabbits are most active in the early morning and in the late evening.
21.Rabbits are not Hares, but they are closely related. Hares have fur when they are born and their eyes are open.
Don't drink and drive!
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We've know about Ringworm a long time!!
UH...WAIT A SECOND??
"A spokeswoman for the Motion Picture Association of America said no one was available to comment."
Translation: "no comment."
Four words:
The Laws of thermodynamics!
After rading "Tactile" I knew where this was heading...
I would prefer seeing these floating over the US!Giant Firefighting Blimp
To make it easy on you gimp pros start here:
Rodona1.htm
The next button is at the page bottom.
Gimp + pr0n + Rodona Garst pic = 1 even more screwed spammer! (pun accidentally
intended!)
JonKatz@slashdot.org
malda@slashdot.org
Don't foget the AOL generated SPAM.
Seeing that their releasing 272 pieces of code totaling 48.125 bytes.
I calculate 5.66 bytes per piece. So, these OSs are crashing due to vagueness. Makes
since!
What, I only just found the 3rd dimension, now your telling me there are more!!!
I recall an experiment done in California a few months back whereby cars automatically drive themselves on a stretch of a highway equipped with magnetic strips down the centre of the lane.
I think this is great for those idiots that can't pick a lane and/or tailgate. Seein that they don't drive good let computers do it or at least help 'em. Like that Volvo concept car that squaks when you tailgate.
All MS's gains are well gotten gains.
Yes, well gotten FUD gains! LOL
I myself would just see about buying a used system. Try here or here.
Khan always took my lunch money in grade school. The jerk!!!!
I'm entering my Sharks with frickin' laser beams!
Yeah, we want Spogebob laptops and Lego Rocket launchers!! /.ers)
RIIIIIIOT, HEY HEY HO HO INTELLECTUAL READING HAS GOT TO GO!! HEY HEY HO HO...{tear gas & rubber bullets pelt the