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Did you know a rabbit and a rat can have descendants?
I saw the creatures...
Little monsters!
I saw the creatures...
Little monsters!
The discussion centers around the claim that rabbits and rats can produce offspring, referred to humorously as "rabrats." Participants assert that rabbits and rats belong to different families and cannot interbreed, emphasizing that interfamilial hybrids are rare. The conversation also touches on the biological impossibility of such hybrids, with references to the animal Conilurus albipes, known as the rabbit rat. Ultimately, the thread concludes that the notion of rabbit-rat hybrids is a misconception, fueled by misunderstandings and jokes.
PREREQUISITESBiologists, animal behaviorists, educators, and anyone interested in animal genetics and hybridization myths.
I hope they are fertile ...+Minkie+ said:Do you know if the descendants are furtile?
Rabbits and rats come from two different families and can't interbreed.tehno said:Did you know a rabbit and a rat can have descendants?
I saw the creatures...
Little monsters!
Could be even more intriguing than I thought.matthyaouw said:Are you sure? Interfamilial hybrids are rare- rats and rabbits don't even belong to the same order.
And it was my joke as well .tehno said:Possibility RABBIT+RAT is a cruel joke of mother Nature.
tehno said:And it was my joke as well .![]()
Seems some of you almost beleived it
(This *crossbreed* I named "rabrat")
Chi Meson said:Don't flatter yourself. Some of us thought you were just whacked.
Oh that happened too.Long ago...but nut consequences... still thereMonique said:Or hit by a windmill.
I know a tiger and a rat that had offspring. One was a sheep and the other was a chicken.Evo said:Rabbits and rats come from two different families and can't interbreed.
Borek said:Scary. We have not only rabbit/rat interbreeding, but also some thread necromancy here...