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[Bunnylass]

:?Hi, I'm new here, let me introduce my self;

My name is Mia,

I have 2 rabbits, Soot (male), and snowbell (female).

and I have to do a project for schoolabout a indeginous animal to north america, could someone give me linksto good rabbit sites? :?

does this one have information I need?

I'm doing an Oral report, FYI.



I have 2 cats, Buzz, and Kaibab (Ki-bab)

and I have no idea what so ever all thisstuff is, what's mana? how do people see my topics? do I need to keepposting so people will see my topic?

 

[Bunnylass]

how do I get mana?

I'm sorry I have so many Q. but I've never been on one of these webthings before (The internet but not Forums that you dicuss bunnies andsuch)

 

[RaspberrySwirl]

Hello,

You can search for topics in the search feature at the top of the page.You can look at recent/current topics by going to the top left of yourscreen and going to forums and recent. People will see what you postbecause your posts show up as others look at it the same way.

RaspberrySwirl

 

[AnnaS]

I think mana is a weird feature that does not work properly, so don't worry about it.

 

[Bunnylass]

oh, ok.

for Imust get to schoolI must leave now,

TTFN!

Mia

 

[NightPoet00]

Welcome! I'm not sure exactly what kind of infoyou need, most of the websites on rabbits are for pets. Here's one:http://www.rabbitweb.net/rabbit/Rabbit.html. Also try doinga Google.com search, it works wonders! Also, rabbits are indigenous toNorth America, hares are I believe(trying to recall my archaeologyclasses!).

 

[Buck Jones]

Our domestic rabbit is not indigenous to NorthAmerica, having originated in Europe. Cottontail rabbits, anda few types of hares are, however. One might try querying theInternet for them.

Buck