One Cubic Bunny

The cubic bunny represents the amount of horizontal and vertical space a single bunny requires, and is obtained by multiplying the number of bunnies times adjusted average sproinginess times the MacGregor Constant times the friskiness factorial.

Group of rabbits in a corner of an outdoor cage, forming a perfect square
Basically, lots of multiplying. (Tumblr)

I was told there’d be no math, Sharon G.

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6 thoughts on “One Cubic Bunny

  1. Luv Bunny October 15, 2023 / 8:07 am

    I’ll take a rabbit cubed or cubit. Is this real or somehow photo shopped? The bun’s bum on the right doesn’t look quite right, even accounting for being covered by the grass. It looks off and the shadow lines, too. Rabbits cubed or not, they’re still cuties.

  2. 6rabbits October 15, 2023 / 8:35 am

    They must have had a box around them that could be lifted off, then pic quickly snapped before they moved. Seen this many times and love eet!

  3. allein 🐾 October 15, 2023 / 9:08 am

    Can I still cuddle them if I’m not good at math?

  4. DEBG October 15, 2023 / 11:46 am

    squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

    I only saw one bunny on my walk last evening, but I met some very sweet dogs. The 2-month-old husky was my favorite. She licked my hands like I’d covered them in bacon grease.

  5. diane in los angeles October 15, 2023 / 4:42 pm

    I need one cubic bunny delivered to my home immediately. HOP TO IT!

  6. Kar October 15, 2023 / 7:15 pm

    MacGregor?

    Snerk

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