What's the difference?

[Flatcoatluver]

i saw that too, i am not sure but maybe it like 5 bunnies are babies and the rabbits are adults??? I am not sure either, I no help sorry.

[bckrazy]

-_-... hm. I think "bunnies" are supposed to be baby rabbits.

Baby Buns are actually called kits. In case anyone didn't know that heh

[vinjashira]

not really the answer but I'll share this anyway.

in Portland, the town where I work, people do not say "rabbit" at all, they call them bunnies or something else.

here's an article about it:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...815040,00.html

[buttercup132]

lol there is no difference i think there full names are bunny rabbits and then people shorten it to each one, whos siggy is it?

[Flatcoatluver]

it dosn't matter........

[crazy_caique]

i thought they were all the same that there was no diff.if you called it a rabbit,bunny,or bunny rabbit
is a rabbit a purebreed?and a bunny a mix

[Suki Wingy]

no difference! It is like saying dog or doggy, but bunny is very common.

[ashleycat]

lol there is no difference i think there full names are bunny rabbits and then people shorten it to each one, whos siggy is it?

Dab_20

http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthread.php?t=93030