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The bunny hiccup happens every once and a while:
The first time it happened I was feeding my bunny a long stem of parsley (she’s gnawing it down on it as if it were a big noodle), and mid-way she paused, frozen, then her little face looks up at me, mouth open and ears flopping back in a big hiccup!!
She does this sometimes, especially when I’m feeding her her favorites like parsley and arugula, I think because shes inhaling them too fast
It’s just soooo adorable seeing her little mouth open and her tail fluffing up after the shock. Then she just continues eating. What a big smile it brings to my face
I’m waiting for the bunny sneeze now, I might just loose it
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