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\nWe\u2019re proud to introduce you to Timon, named after the meerkat in Lion King. He may seem like a plain brown bunny, but he\u2019s guaranteed to be the most entertaining rabbit you\u2019ll ever meet. Give him a little space and he\u2019ll fly around the room throwing Olympic-worthy binkies, then suddenly he\u2019ll cast himself down with his white belly skyward. A moment later, he\u2019ll sit straight up like a prairie dog and scan the room looking for more fun and excitement. And while all that is quite entertaining, his most amazing skill will blow your mind. He is the only rabbit we have ever seen who stands straight up on his hind legs (actually his back toes) and walks on two legs trying to snatch a crunchy treat from your fingers. Timon is an absolute joy. Perfect with his litter box, friendly, and loves to play with his toys.
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