Stupid question...

[wallice]

Hi

I recently got into an argument with a friend of mine who insists that cabbits exist (a hybrid cat and rabbit). I don't think so, because how can a carnivore and herbivore from two completely different animal famlies mate and form viable offspring? I tried looking online, and everything seems photoshopped, but my friend remains convinced.

Anyone out there that knows for sure?

Thanks!

 

[pamnock]

Just an urban legend

 

[irishbunny]

wallice wrote:

Hi

I recently got into an argument with a friend of mine who insists that cabbits exist (a hybrid cat and rabbit). I don't think so, because how can a carnivore and herbivore from two completely different animal famlies mate and form viable offspring? I tried looking online, and everything seems photoshopped, but my friend remains convinced.

Anyone out there that knows for sure?

Thanks!

On Animal Crackers there was a cat that really looked like a cabbit. It had long back legs and a small tail like a rabbit and did a kind of a run-hop like a rabbit. It turned out to be a rare breed of cat, I'll try and find it!

 

[pamnock]

Manx tail-less cats. Some have skeletal abnormalities that cause a hopping gait.

Pam

 

[irishbunny]

pamnock wrote:

Manx tail-less cats. Some have skeletal abnormalities that cause a hopping gait.

Pam

Yup, was just about to post that was it
It was really cute as well

 

[wallice]

Thank so much everyone. Argument over. Point: me!