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I received a shipment of prefabricated skinned rabbit last week and the shipment seemed unusual, rabbits. Rabbits have a very close resemblance to a catcats once there "hair"their “hair” and skin hashave been removed. IsIs there a telltale sign that II’m working with a Bugs Bunny and, not Sylvester?

I have a suspicion that Elmer Fudd is running out of legitimate product.

All jokes aside, Howhow do you tell the difference?

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How can I tell the difference between a rabbit and a cat?

I received a shipment of prefabricated skinned rabbit last week and the shipment seemed unusual, rabbits have a very close resemblance to a cat once there "hair" and skin has been removed. Is there a telltale sign that I working with a Bugs Bunny and not Sylvester?

I have a suspicion that Elmer Fudd is running out of legitimate product.

All jokes aside, How do you tell the difference?

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