Harebrained heist: have you seen this bunny?

Thread starter jim mcnamara
Start date Apr 14, 2021

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Darius, a Continental Giant rabbit known as the longest rabbit, has gone missing in the UK. The incident has drawn attention due to the impressive strength of the woman who was holding the 50+ lb bunny at the time. The phrase "Hare today, gone tomorrow" has been used to highlight the situation humorously. The community is actively discussing the theft and sharing information about Darius's disappearance. Efforts to locate the missing rabbit are ongoing.

Apr 14, 2021

jim mcnamara

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Darius, a Continental Giant rabbit, is MIA

Screenshot_2021-04-14 Darius, the world’s longest rabbit, has been stolen, police say.png

He is listed as the longest rabbit. I'm impressed with the strength of the woman holding a 50+ lb bunny. The crime occurred in the UK.

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