I don't get it. Any clues? I had biology and zoology but not botany. Or is it something about the rabbits?
Long ago in a galaxy far away [Berserkeley], the local deer put a dent in my meager crop.
I fed some of my leaf to my guinea pigs in 1971. They eagerly munched, then puffed-up and purred for a long time :)
Boy, I could foresee a bad cycle here: eat, get the munchies, eat more, get the munchies, eat more, get the munchies...they end up high the rest of their life, and incredibly fat! 0_o
Those bunnies look hungry, hungry.
I don't get it. Any clues? I had biology and zoology but not botany. Or is it something about the rabbits?
Long ago in a galaxy far away [Berserkeley], the local deer put a dent in my meager crop.
I fed some of my leaf to my guinea pigs in 1971. They eagerly munched, then puffed-up and purred for a long time :)
Boy, I could foresee a bad cycle here: eat, get the munchies, eat more, get the munchies, eat more, get the munchies...they end up high the rest of their life, and incredibly fat! 0_o
On a side note (La!), here's something else you should see, if you didn't run across this before:
http://birdloversonly.blogspot.com/2007/09/may-i-have-this-dance.html
I've heard of cats munching people's stash. 6EQUJ5: Look at the leaf pattern, it's iconic enough that you've certainly seen it somewhere....
Yum¡ That image looks like an inspiration to new cooking recipe "rabbit at the herbs" :)
Well, cooking a flying rabbit could be difficult........