Why doesn't a bunny die at 10 F?

[looker001]

Originally posted by: brxndxn
Man.. I'm so glad I live in Florida.. Seriously.. anyone that doesn't live here is retarded.

Hehehe...how many times have you had to evacuate in the last 10 years?

 

[rasczak]

Originally posted by: Itchrelief

Originally posted by: SearchMaster
My sister had a pet rabbit once that my dad made her keep in a hutch outside. I can confirm that some bunnies will indeed die at temperatures below 20F.

You know what the request is.

pics of his dad naked?

 

[bignateyk]

Have you ever worn rabbit leather/fur? It is incredibly warm. (and amazingly soft)

 

[amdhunter]

Originally posted by: SearchMaster
My sister had a pet rabbit once that my dad made her keep in a hutch outside. I can confirm that some bunnies will indeed die at temperatures below 20F.

Only the delicious ones.

 

[swbsam]

Originally posted by: Skoorb

Originally posted by: RedSquirrel
10F is not really that cold. I'm usually outside in tshirt shoveling snow at that temp. Start off with a coat but after shoveling 1/4 of the driveway the coat is off.

Squirrels and I assume bunnies have been known to live normally outside in temps of like -30C which is about -22F. Their fur helps a lot. In the cold what kills us humans the most is windchill, but a furry animal is not affected as much due to their fur.

Though sometimes I wonder about my cat. She sleeps in her little house thing that's on top of the heater. It must be like +35 in there LOL. Cats tend to really hate the cold.

If you are in a t-shirt in 10F, even while shoveling, something is wrong with your internal thermostat, honestly!!

He's just fat

 

[wwswimming]

Originally posted by: Skoorbit is no-joke-cold out there, I want somebody to explain how a small-massed warm-blooded creature with very little insulation can tolerate temps like this.

i think it's related to the reason they might make fur coats out of bunny fur.

having never bought a fur coat, i'm not sure what all animals they use.

 

[CPA]

Temperature is relative. because you're a wussy, you think it's unbearable.

 

[Crono]

Heat + Fat = Warm
Bunny + Frying Pan = Delicious*

*In case FBB is reading this: I'm just kidding. Don't have a heart attack

 

[Tobolo]

Where is FBB?

 

[Taejin]

Originally posted by: Quintox
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so farking cute..wtf

 

[Red Squirrel]

Originally posted by: swbsam

Originally posted by: Skoorb

Originally posted by: RedSquirrel
10F is not really that cold. I'm usually outside in tshirt shoveling snow at that temp. Start off with a coat but after shoveling 1/4 of the driveway the coat is off.

Squirrels and I assume bunnies have been known to live normally outside in temps of like -30C which is about -22F. Their fur helps a lot. In the cold what kills us humans the most is windchill, but a furry animal is not affected as much due to their fur.

Though sometimes I wonder about my cat. She sleeps in her little house thing that's on top of the heater. It must be like +35 in there LOL. Cats tend to really hate the cold.

If you are in a t-shirt in 10F, even while shoveling, something is wrong with your internal thermostat, honestly!!

He's just fat

Actually I'm underweight lol. Us Canadians are just stronger when it comes to the cold.

 

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

My guinea pig survives out in the garage. I see frost on the roofs sometimes. He seems ok. Probably drops below 50 there. I've moved him inside the house since the harsh winter though. I don't get it. He doesnt shiver in cold water baths. He doesn't scream when it's really hot like hot tub hot either. Shrug. Weird animals.

 

[Random Variable]

The other night when it was -20F (actual temperature, not windchill), I saw two bunnies outside chasing each other.