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So Adorable and cute
Plush Stuffed Rabbits that are breathtakingly Soft
your heart will melt like butter
the instant you pick one up!
They make perfect companions
that just can't wait for you to give them a good home.
These exceptionally cute stuffed Rabbits will make
an excellent gift for that special person in your life.....
for children, and for all animal lovers everywhere.
Warm, Soft and Cuddly as can be
To get your
stuffed plush Rabbit toy animal
Hop full tilt on over to our stuffed animal mall
by clicking the Stuffed Ark banner Here:
You will be exceptionally pleased with
the high quality of these stuffed plush Rabbits!
Easy online ordering along with satisfying customer
Service.
Rabbit Trivia
Everyone knows about rabbits, right? From
Peter Rabbit to
the Easter Bunny to our own or a
friend's pet house rabbit, most
of
us grew up with rabbits in our lives in some form. But there
are many interesting things about rabbits that you may not
know. For example:
* Angora Rabbits, which have long hair that is harvested and
spun into the softest of yarns, may have been around from
the times of ancient Babylonia. And some archeologists think
that they might have been worshiped as kind, longhaired
rabbit gods, see our stuffed angora rabbits.
* Rabbits stand on their hind legs to see further away and
check for predators or interesting activities by other rabbits.
* When they are very angry rabbits make loud grunting noises
or loud sniffs.
* There are over one hundred and fifty different coat colors
in domestic rabbits,
but only five eye colors: pink, brown,
blue, blue-gray, and marbled).
* A necessary part of the digestive process in rabbits is to
eat their own special night feces. The first eating begins
the digestion of the rough hay or dried grasses that are
their primary food, and the second eating of the feces lets
them extract more nutrients from the predigested food,
especially B vitamins.
* All domestic rabbits are descended from the wild
European rabbit and
cannot mate with the
Cottontail rabbit
of the Americas.
* Rabbits cannot sweat. Their large ears help to regulate
their body temperature when it is hot, as the blood vessels
in the ears are closer to the skin surface and release heat
from the rabbit's body.
Snazzy Rabbit Calendars
Stuffed Peter Rabbit
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