A smart rabbit always follows her nose. Although rabbits have a wide field of vision, they have a blind spot just in front of them, making the nose important for locating food.
And no discussion of bunny noses would be complete without some nose twitching! Rabbits twitch their noses to help them detect smells in the air and also to cool themselves off in the heat.
I chased a bunch of cats and found lots of smelly stuff to roll in and almost got attacked by a skunk! That’ll teach me to stick my nose where it doesn’t belong. Anyway, now I have to sleep it off. Pardon me if I snore.
Horse to the rescue, raccoons to the library, cats to the Finnish, and the first boop of Nosevember.No horse left behind!
People, via Andrew Y.
We heard you had bookworms. Are they fresh?
Arkansas Online, via Andrew Y.
I say, old sport, might you share some peanuts?
National Zoo, via Sylvia C.
https://gfycat.com/wastefulslipperykitfox-seal
Nothing like the first boop of Nosevember, Andrew Y.
Meet Ringo, a wombat with an even bigger nose than that other Ringo, and right now that nose is all up in your business. You gonna finish that apple?
