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FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10022199_004
FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10022199_003
FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10022199_002
FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10022199_008
FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10022199_007
FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10022199_006
FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_012
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091a)
(Pic 1 - detail) Baby rabbit starts to feed on a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_009
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091c)
(Pic 3 - detail) Baby rabbit maybe senses something isn't right after tasting a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_005
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091d)
(Pic 4 - detail) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_004
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091k)
(Pic 5) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_001
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091g)
(Pic 1) Baby rabbit starts to feed on a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10022199_001
FEATURE - Die stilvollsten Hase der Welt
Meet the world's most stylish bunny: Adorable rabbit wins thousands of fans online for his VERY impressive wardrobe
While Insta-famous dogs and cats are commonplace on social media, one very stylish rabbit is now making a name for himself.
PuiPui, an adorable Holland Lop bunny from Tokyo, boasts over 24,000 followers on Instagram, and it's not difficult to see why.
The chic rabbit is often snapped living it up in very intricate outfits and costumes
'The most stylish bunny in the world,' Mumitan has written on her Instagram bio.
'I make all the costumes for my bun.'
Snaps of PuiPui show him dressed up in an array of creative costumes - from Sherlock-inspired get-ups to a corporate look complete with a tie and glasses.
©Mumitan/Exclusivepix Media (FOTO: DUKAS/EXCLUSIVEPIX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_011
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091e)
(Pic 5 - detail) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_010
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091b)
(Pic 2 - detail) Baby rabbit starts to feed on a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_008
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091l)
(Pic 6) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_007
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091h)
(Pic 2) Baby rabbit starts to feed on a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_006
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091f)
(Pic 6 - detail) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_003
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091i)
(Pic 3) Baby rabbit maybe senses something isn't right after tasting a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10005151_002
FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091j)
(Pic 4) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10023181_011
FEATURE - Haben keine Feinde: Haseninvasion auf Rabbit-Island
CREDIT: Michael Yang/Rex Shutterstock. Editorial use only. For use only in this story
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Yang/REX/Shutterstock (5657836g)
Visitors to Rabbit Island feed resident rabbits
Rabbit Island, Okunoshima, Japan - 2015
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Photographer Michael Yang pays a visit to Okunoshima, a small island in Japan that is overrun with bunnies, giving it the nickname "Rabbit Island". Here he shares his experience:
"No one really knows where the bunnies came from. Some people say that the bunnies were released after World War II from the poison gas factory located on the island. Others say that school children released their bunnies on the island. In any case, they have no natural predators on the island so they have overrun it."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10023181_009
FEATURE - Haben keine Feinde: Haseninvasion auf Rabbit-Island
CREDIT: Michael Yang/Rex Shutterstock. Editorial use only. For use only in this story
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Yang/REX/Shutterstock (5657836o)
A group of baby rabbits on Rabbit Island
Rabbit Island, Okunoshima, Japan - 2015
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s8k5
Photographer Michael Yang pays a visit to Okunoshima, a small island in Japan that is overrun with bunnies, giving it the nickname "Rabbit Island". Here he shares his experience:
"No one really knows where the bunnies came from. Some people say that the bunnies were released after World War II from the poison gas factory located on the island. Others say that school children released their bunnies on the island. In any case, they have no natural predators on the island so they have overrun it."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10023181_002
FEATURE - Haben keine Feinde: Haseninvasion auf Rabbit-Island
CREDIT: Michael Yang/Rex Shutterstock. Editorial use only. For use only in this story
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Yang/REX/Shutterstock (5657836e)
A group of rabbits are fed by a visitor on bunny island
Rabbit Island, Okunoshima, Japan - 2015
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s8k5
Photographer Michael Yang pays a visit to Okunoshima, a small island in Japan that is overrun with bunnies, giving it the nickname "Rabbit Island". Here he shares his experience:
"No one really knows where the bunnies came from. Some people say that the bunnies were released after World War II from the poison gas factory located on the island. Others say that school children released their bunnies on the island. In any case, they have no natural predators on the island so they have overrun it."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10023181_014
FEATURE - Haben keine Feinde: Haseninvasion auf Rabbit-Island
CREDIT: Michael Yang/Rex Shutterstock. Editorial use only. For use only in this story
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Yang/REX/Shutterstock (5657836k)
A group of rabbits look for pellets scattered by visitors to the island
Rabbit Island, Okunoshima, Japan - 2015
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s8k5
Photographer Michael Yang pays a visit to Okunoshima, a small island in Japan that is overrun with bunnies, giving it the nickname "Rabbit Island". Here he shares his experience:
"No one really knows where the bunnies came from. Some people say that the bunnies were released after World War II from the poison gas factory located on the island. Others say that school children released their bunnies on the island. In any case, they have no natural predators on the island so they have overrun it."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10023181_012
FEATURE - Haben keine Feinde: Haseninvasion auf Rabbit-Island
CREDIT: Michael Yang/Rex Shutterstock. Editorial use only. For use only in this story
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Yang/REX/Shutterstock (5657836b)
Michael Yang feeds lettuce to a group of rabbits
Rabbit Island, Okunoshima, Japan - 2015
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s8k5
Photographer Michael Yang pays a visit to Okunoshima, a small island in Japan that is overrun with bunnies, giving it the nickname "Rabbit Island". Here he shares his experience:
"No one really knows where the bunnies came from. Some people say that the bunnies were released after World War II from the poison gas factory located on the island. Others say that school children released their bunnies on the island. In any case, they have no natural predators on the island so they have overrun it."
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10023181_013
FEATURE - Haben keine Feinde: Haseninvasion auf Rabbit-Island
CREDIT: Michael Yang/Rex Shutterstock. Editorial use only. For use only in this story
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Yang/REX/Shutterstock (5657836a)
Margaret Cheng feeds a group of rabbits
Rabbit Island, Okunoshima, Japan - 2015
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Photographer Michael Yang pays a visit to Okunoshima, a small island in Japan that is overrun with bunnies, giving it the nickname "Rabbit Island". Here he shares his experience:
"No one really knows where the bunnies came from. Some people say that the bunnies were released after World War II from the poison gas factory located on the island. Others say that school children released their bunnies on the island. In any case, they have no natural predators on the island so they have overrun it."
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Andrew Lancaster's Taxidermy Creations, New Zealand - Aug 2011
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Andrew Lancaster's Taxidermy Creations, New Zealand - Aug 2011
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Looking for a new ornament for your home? How about a possum with a doll's head?
Perhaps a goldfish with a pheasant for a head and feet from a blackbird might look good on your mantelpiece?
These and other oddities have been created by wacky taxidermist Andrew Lancaster.
Born in North Yorkshire, but now living in New Zealand, Andrew specialises in creating weird animal hybrids.
The 53-year-old started taxidermy 14 years ago, after moving from Britain, but only began creating his fantasy creatures in the last two years.
He explains: "I would see lots of animals by the side of the road and think it was a shame they would be wasted. Now I usually pull over and head back to pick them up. I would never hurt any animals myself"
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Andrew Lancaster's Taxidermy Creations, New Zealand - Aug 2011
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A rabbit with bird wings
Andrew Lancaster's Taxidermy Creations, New Zealand - Aug 2011
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Looking for a new ornament for your home? How about a possum with a doll's head?
Perhaps a goldfish with a pheasant for a head and feet from a blackbird might look good on your mantelpiece?
These and other oddities have been created by wacky taxidermist Andrew Lancaster.
Born in North Yorkshire, but now living in New Zealand, Andrew specialises in creating weird animal hybrids.
The 53-year-old started taxidermy 14 years ago, after moving from Britain, but only began creating his fantasy creatures in the last two years.
He explains: "I would see lots of animals by the side of the road and think it was a shame they would be wasted. Now I usually pull over and head back to pick them up. I would never hurt any animals myself"
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Andrew Lancaster's Taxidermy Creations, New Zealand - Aug 2011
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Duck head on rabbit body
Andrew Lancaster's Taxidermy Creations, New Zealand - Aug 2011
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Looking for a new ornament for your home? How about a possum with a doll's head?
Perhaps a goldfish with a pheasant for a head and feet from a blackbird might look good on your mantelpiece?
These and other oddities have been created by wacky taxidermist Andrew Lancaster.
Born in North Yorkshire, but now living in New Zealand, Andrew specialises in creating weird animal hybrids.
The 53-year-old started taxidermy 14 years ago, after moving from Britain, but only began creating his fantasy creatures in the last two years.
He explains: "I would see lots of animals by the side of the road and think it was a shame they would be wasted. Now I usually pull over and head back to pick them up. I would never hurt any animals myself"
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Andrew Lancaster's Taxidermy Creations, New Zealand - Aug 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andrew Lancaster / Rex Features ( 1429055ac )
Rabbit with bird wings
Andrew Lancaster's Taxidermy Creations, New Zealand - Aug 2011
FULL WORDS LINK: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/cvvo
Looking for a new ornament for your home? How about a possum with a doll's head?
Perhaps a goldfish with a pheasant for a head and feet from a blackbird might look good on your mantelpiece?
These and other oddities have been created by wacky taxidermist Andrew Lancaster.
Born in North Yorkshire, but now living in New Zealand, Andrew specialises in creating weird animal hybrids.
The 53-year-old started taxidermy 14 years ago, after moving from Britain, but only began creating his fantasy creatures in the last two years.
He explains: "I would see lots of animals by the side of the road and think it was a shame they would be wasted. Now I usually pull over and head back to pick them up. I would never hurt any animals myself"
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Pop Life: Art in a material world, Tate Modern, London, Britain - 29 Sep 2009
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Rabbit, 1986, stainless steel, by Jeff Koons
Pop Life: Art in a material world, Tate Modern, London, Britain - 29 Sep 2009
Pop Life: Art in a Material World at Tate Modern has seen Damien Hirst's identical twins performance from 1992 re-staged for the first time.
Identical twins sit beneath two identical spot paintings dressed exactly the same and take part in the same activity for the duration of the show.
The exhibition examines the ways in which artists have built up 'personae' and brands for themselves since the 1980s. Work by Jeff Koons are also featured.
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Pahalgam After Baisaran Attack On Tourists
Abdul Salam observes as he makes his living after tourists take pictures with his rabbit and pay him whatever they like in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on May 22, 2025. This famous destination sees fewer visitors following the recent attack at Baisaran, with travelers missing the usual vibrant atmosphere. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Wild Rabbit During The Spring Season In Toronto
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Wild Rabbit During The Spring Season In Toronto
A wild rabbit forages for food in a backyard in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on May 16, 2025. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Wild Rabbit During The Spring Season In Toronto
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Wild Rabbit During The Spring Season In Toronto
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Marvel movie actor Jeremy Renner on near death accident and support dog
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Marvel superhero star Jeremy Renner has told how he got back on the snowplough that nearly ended his life following his recovery — and noticed it still had bits of his clothing and “other things” in the tracks.
The star , 54, who plays Hawkeye in the film franchise, appeared in theJimmy Fallon talk show to discuss a book about his near fatal snow plough accident.
He was crushed by the machine on New Years Day 2023 at his home in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
He had previously said the “electric serenity” he felt in the moments he was left clinically dead means he is unafraid of death and filled with a profound sense of peace.
The book is called My Next Breath described as a raw memoir retelling of the incident.
Fallon showed off a photo of the plough called a snowcat, from the book.He said: “I don't know if I understood the actual size of this machine.
“Look at this thing.
“And then you write in this that you actually got back on it the next winter.”
Renner replied: “Yeah, you know, it's like anything you sort of drive — I go right in the eye of the storm of any fear or anything.
“I didn't want this thing to haunt me or own me by any means.“It was no big deal.
“I know how to drive the thing, it was just interesting getting off of it.
“Cause you have to step on the tracks to get off this thing.
“And I saw, like, little pieces of my clothing in it still and some other things that I don't want to say.
“It was interesting but then I just kind of wink and like, ‘Ha, I made it. You can't beat me.’”
OPS: Jeremy Renner on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Marvel superhero star Jeremy Renner has told how he got back on the snowplough that nearly ended his life following his recovery — and noticed it still had bits of his clothing and “other things” in the tracks.
The star , 54, who plays Hawkeye in the film franchise, appeared in theJimmy Fallon talk show to discuss a book about his near fatal snow plough accident.
He was crushed by the machine on New Years Day 2023 at his home in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
He had previously said the “electric serenity” he felt in the moments he was left clinically dead means he is unafraid of death and filled with a profound sense of peace.
The book is called My Next Breath described as a raw memoir retelling of the incident.
Fallon showed off a photo of the plough called a snowcat, from the book.He said: “I don't know if I understood the actual size of this machine.
“Look at this thing.
“And then you write in this that you actually got back on it the next winter.”
Renner replied: “Yeah, you know, it's like anything you sort of drive — I go right in the eye of the storm of any fear or anything.
“I didn't want this thing to haunt me or own me by any means.“It was no big deal.
“I know how to drive the thing, it was just interesting getting off of it.
“Cause you have to step on the tracks to get off this thing.
“And I saw, like, little pieces of my clothing in it still and some other things that I don't want to say.
“It was interesting but then I just kind of wink and like, ‘Ha, I made it. You can't beat me.’”
OPS: Jeremy Renner on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Marvel superhero star Jeremy Renner has told how he got back on the snowplough that nearly ended his life following his recovery — and noticed it still had bits of his clothing and “other things” in the tracks.
The star , 54, who plays Hawkeye in the film franchise, appeared in theJimmy Fallon talk show to discuss a book about his near fatal snow plough accident.
He was crushed by the machine on New Years Day 2023 at his home in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
He had previously said the “electric serenity” he felt in the moments he was left clinically dead means he is unafraid of death and filled with a profound sense of peace.
The book is called My Next Breath described as a raw memoir retelling of the incident.
Fallon showed off a photo of the plough called a snowcat, from the book.He said: “I don't know if I understood the actual size of this machine.
“Look at this thing.
“And then you write in this that you actually got back on it the next winter.”
Renner replied: “Yeah, you know, it's like anything you sort of drive — I go right in the eye of the storm of any fear or anything.
“I didn't want this thing to haunt me or own me by any means.“It was no big deal.
“I know how to drive the thing, it was just interesting getting off of it.
“Cause you have to step on the tracks to get off this thing.
“And I saw, like, little pieces of my clothing in it still and some other things that I don't want to say.
“It was interesting but then I just kind of wink and like, ‘Ha, I made it. You can't beat me.’”
OPS: Jeremy Renner on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Marvel movie actor Jeremy Renner on near death accident and support dog
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Marvel superhero star Jeremy Renner has told how he got back on the snowplough that nearly ended his life following his recovery — and noticed it still had bits of his clothing and “other things” in the tracks.
The star , 54, who plays Hawkeye in the film franchise, appeared in theJimmy Fallon talk show to discuss a book about his near fatal snow plough accident.
He was crushed by the machine on New Years Day 2023 at his home in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
He had previously said the “electric serenity” he felt in the moments he was left clinically dead means he is unafraid of death and filled with a profound sense of peace.
The book is called My Next Breath described as a raw memoir retelling of the incident.
Fallon showed off a photo of the plough called a snowcat, from the book.He said: “I don't know if I understood the actual size of this machine.
“Look at this thing.
“And then you write in this that you actually got back on it the next winter.”
Renner replied: “Yeah, you know, it's like anything you sort of drive — I go right in the eye of the storm of any fear or anything.
“I didn't want this thing to haunt me or own me by any means.“It was no big deal.
“I know how to drive the thing, it was just interesting getting off of it.
“Cause you have to step on the tracks to get off this thing.
“And I saw, like, little pieces of my clothing in it still and some other things that I don't want to say.
“It was interesting but then I just kind of wink and like, ‘Ha, I made it. You can't beat me.’”
OPS: Jeremy Renner on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Marvel movie actor Jeremy Renner on near death accident and support dog
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Marvel superhero star Jeremy Renner has told how he got back on the snowplough that nearly ended his life following his recovery — and noticed it still had bits of his clothing and “other things” in the tracks.
The star , 54, who plays Hawkeye in the film franchise, appeared in theJimmy Fallon talk show to discuss a book about his near fatal snow plough accident.
He was crushed by the machine on New Years Day 2023 at his home in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
He had previously said the “electric serenity” he felt in the moments he was left clinically dead means he is unafraid of death and filled with a profound sense of peace.
The book is called My Next Breath described as a raw memoir retelling of the incident.
Fallon showed off a photo of the plough called a snowcat, from the book.He said: “I don't know if I understood the actual size of this machine.
“Look at this thing.
“And then you write in this that you actually got back on it the next winter.”
Renner replied: “Yeah, you know, it's like anything you sort of drive — I go right in the eye of the storm of any fear or anything.
“I didn't want this thing to haunt me or own me by any means.“It was no big deal.
“I know how to drive the thing, it was just interesting getting off of it.
“Cause you have to step on the tracks to get off this thing.
“And I saw, like, little pieces of my clothing in it still and some other things that I don't want to say.
“It was interesting but then I just kind of wink and like, ‘Ha, I made it. You can't beat me.’”
OPS: Jeremy Renner on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Marvel movie actor Jeremy Renner on near death accident and support dog
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Marvel superhero star Jeremy Renner has told how he got back on the snowplough that nearly ended his life following his recovery — and noticed it still had bits of his clothing and “other things” in the tracks.
The star , 54, who plays Hawkeye in the film franchise, appeared in theJimmy Fallon talk show to discuss a book about his near fatal snow plough accident.
He was crushed by the machine on New Years Day 2023 at his home in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
He had previously said the “electric serenity” he felt in the moments he was left clinically dead means he is unafraid of death and filled with a profound sense of peace.
The book is called My Next Breath described as a raw memoir retelling of the incident.
Fallon showed off a photo of the plough called a snowcat, from the book.He said: “I don't know if I understood the actual size of this machine.
“Look at this thing.
“And then you write in this that you actually got back on it the next winter.”
Renner replied: “Yeah, you know, it's like anything you sort of drive — I go right in the eye of the storm of any fear or anything.
“I didn't want this thing to haunt me or own me by any means.“It was no big deal.
“I know how to drive the thing, it was just interesting getting off of it.
“Cause you have to step on the tracks to get off this thing.
“And I saw, like, little pieces of my clothing in it still and some other things that I don't want to say.
“It was interesting but then I just kind of wink and like, ‘Ha, I made it. You can't beat me.’”
OPS: Jeremy Renner on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Marvel movie actor Jeremy Renner on near death accident and support dog
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Pictures must credit: NBC
Marvel superhero star Jeremy Renner has told how he got back on the snowplough that nearly ended his life following his recovery — and noticed it still had bits of his clothing and “other things” in the tracks.
The star , 54, who plays Hawkeye in the film franchise, appeared in theJimmy Fallon talk show to discuss a book about his near fatal snow plough accident.
He was crushed by the machine on New Years Day 2023 at his home in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
He had previously said the “electric serenity” he felt in the moments he was left clinically dead means he is unafraid of death and filled with a profound sense of peace.
The book is called My Next Breath described as a raw memoir retelling of the incident.
Fallon showed off a photo of the plough called a snowcat, from the book.He said: “I don't know if I understood the actual size of this machine.
“Look at this thing.
“And then you write in this that you actually got back on it the next winter.”
Renner replied: “Yeah, you know, it's like anything you sort of drive — I go right in the eye of the storm of any fear or anything.
“I didn't want this thing to haunt me or own me by any means.“It was no big deal.
“I know how to drive the thing, it was just interesting getting off of it.
“Cause you have to step on the tracks to get off this thing.
“And I saw, like, little pieces of my clothing in it still and some other things that I don't want to say.
“It was interesting but then I just kind of wink and like, ‘Ha, I made it. You can't beat me.’”
OPS: Jeremy Renner on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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A wild rabbit is seen during the spring season in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on April 23, 2025. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Kaninhop emerged from Sweden but has won popularity across the globe. Some of its keenest devotees gathered in Sydney for four tension-filled events.
Sydney Royal Rabbit Hopping Show at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Pic of Susan Batho of the Blue Mountains watching on proudly as rabbits compete in the Rabbit Hopping Show. Sunday 20th April 2025.
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Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Kaninhop emerged from Sweden but has won popularity across the globe. Some of its keenest devotees gathered in Sydney for four tension-filled events.
Sydney Royal Rabbit Hopping Show at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Pic of Ciara Kaye-Stavens of Western Sydney with Batman who competed in the event. Sunday 20th April 2025.
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Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Kaninhop emerged from Sweden but has won popularity across the globe. Some of its keenest devotees gathered in Sydney for four tension-filled events.
Sydney Royal Rabbit Hopping Show at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Pic of people in the crowd over the Easter Long Weekend filming the rabbits hopping. Sunday 20th April 2025.
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Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Kaninhop emerged from Sweden but has won popularity across the globe. Some of its keenest devotees gathered in Sydney for four tension-filled events.
Sydney Royal Rabbit Hopping Show at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Pic of Ali McGarry of Emu Plains measuring the jumps before the next round occurs. Sunday 20th April 2025.
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Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Run, rabbit, run - and then hop! Sydney's Royal Easter Show welcomes showjumping as you've never seen it.
Kaninhop emerged from Sweden but has won popularity across the globe. Some of its keenest devotees gathered in Sydney for four tension-filled events.
Sydney Royal Rabbit Hopping Show at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Pic of Lincoln Berg 6 years cuddling Luna after competing in an event together. Lincoln started competing in the sport at 3.5 years of age.. Sunday 20th April 2025.
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