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What does it mean when a rabbit licks your feet?
It Means That You Are Special To The Rabbit, And It Likes And Trusts You. =))
If rabbits feet are so lucky then what happened to the rabbit?
The belief that rabbit's feet are lucky stems from various cultural superstitions and myths. Traditionally, the rabbit's foot is believed to possess protective qualities, but it does not guarantee the rabbit's safety. The notion of luck associated with rabbit's feet has evolved separately from the fate of the rabbit itself.
How far can an average rabbit jump?
An average rabbit can jump up to around 4 feet horizontally and 2 feet vertically in a single leap.
Name of rabbit feet?
angora?
The rabbit's longest jump is its?
The rabbit's longest jump can be up to 9 feet in distance in one leap.
Are rabbit feet like dog feet?
no rabbit feet is more like a rats feet
What does it mean when a rabbit doesn't use its back feet?
If the rabbit doesn't use its back feet it can be a tumour or a paralysis. It can also mean that the rabbit has broken or hurt its back feet.
What are feet made of?
Cow's feet are made up of bone, keratin and tissue. The bone is called the pedal bone.
What body part of a rabbit brings good luck?
The rabbit's feet
How many feet dose a rabbit have?
a rabbit has 4 feett/paws.
Are cat feet lucky?
No, but rabbit feet are rumored to be lucky.
Which animal stands on its feet?
a rabbit does
What are the hock on the rabbit?
back feet
What does a hamster have that a rabbit does not?
feet of couse
What does it mean when a rabbit licks your feet?
It Means That You Are Special To The Rabbit, And It Likes And Trusts You. =))
How long rabbit can jump?
The Dutch rabbit can jump up to 50 feet
If rabbits feet are so lucky then what happened to the rabbit?
The belief that rabbit's feet are lucky stems from various cultural superstitions and myths. Traditionally, the rabbit's foot is believed to possess protective qualities, but it does not guarantee the rabbit's safety. The notion of luck associated with rabbit's feet has evolved separately from the fate of the rabbit itself.
