Mutant rabbit born near Fukushima plant

Earless rabbits have been born before(as already shown in the thread). The info is still inconclusive weather or not it's linked to radiation. Surely the radiation will affect animals and the people, but this may not be a reflections. Time will tell. Changes are the rabbit has a functioning ear canal inside his/her head.
Netherland Dwarf rabbits and Lionheads(not an official breed yet) also Dwarf rabbits, are bred to have small ears, could be a defect from that. In Phages's reply post the rabbit appears to be a Dutch rabbit, which is one of the dwarf breeds.

Oh great, now the Japanese will start production on another cheesy sci-fi movie.

BUNNYZILLA

Great!

Now I'm in the mood for some kind of Sci-Fi horror flick with mutant something or others trashing the planet.

reply to post by SLAYER69


might i suggest zombies from outer space?

a comet passes by the earth and the radiation from it makes all the people zombies!!!!!

if that doesnt work out for you the gamera series from japan is watchable.

giant mutant turtle that flys and shoots ray beams and destroys people,

reply to post by neo96


I grew up on all the Giant Japanese monster stuff. Gamera was cool back in the day so was Giant Robot with Radioactive guillotine. I was thinking something new.

Zombie are always cool.but I don't care for the Running ones.

Radioactive Giant Ants. Yup

THEM will hit the spot.

reply to post by SLAYER69


always loved the godzilla movies myself especially the newer ones and yeah newer gamera movies were made.

giant ants like them meh giant worms like tremors 1-4

i love mutant scifi

Originally posted by Phage
Of course it must be because of the radiation.

They're known for their long ears, so imagine John Haigh's surprise when his pet rabbit gave birth to an earless bunny.

somethinwonderful.blogspot.com...

Charming Earless Dwarf Rabbit

www.postad360.com...

ARC had a pair of rabbits without ears this year and they have found a new home with someone who didn't mind.

forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk...

edit on 6/3/2011 by Phage because: (no reason given)

awwwww, so cute!

could be normal % of defects given the amount they breed.

leave him alone!

mutated or not that thing is ADORABLE
i want one for christmas.

So it's settled.
Radiation makes bunnies cuter.

reply to post by SLAYER69


Awesome.
I grew up with all them there Japi-monsters flicks too, thanks to "Famous Monsters of Filmland".

Godzilla, Mothra, Ghidra/Monster Zero, Gamera, just to name a few.
Heck, I even remember Godzilla vs King Kong, Mecha Kong and especially the War of the Gargantuas.
Seems I remember some type of giant Frankenstien monster too.
Those were the daze, when Japanese monster were giants!

Then thirty years later the Japanese cinema did it again on a miniature scale.

Can you say Pokemon?

And that's exactly what that bald bunny reminds me of, some type of furry pokemon character.

Scary times!

Thanks for the thread SpeachM1litant
But this is the first ive heard of the earless bunnies i think i will take the thread with a grain of salt ..But the bunnies are sure cute id love to have one

Awwwww I just want to eat him up awwwwwwwwww....

reply to post by eNumbra


Yea I was going to say. they are rabbits, they breed like crazy, it can merely be a coincidental mutation.

Anyone ever see Night of the Lepus?

reply to post by nixie_nox


Yes, I remember Night of the Lepus.
Giant carnivorous rabbits attacking homes.
Special effects were just as cheezy and less convincing than the Japenese flicks.
I can still see the same group of rabbits attacking the same miniature house, always the same house and always the same scene used throughout the entire movie.