Are cabbits possible

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They are a cat rabbit hybrid I was thinking a lot about them and I'm just wondering if they could ever exist.

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  • wigz
    6 years ago

    It would spend its life trying to catch and eat itself, or run away from itself.

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    • RoseIsabella
      6 years ago

      ... or pin itself down, and rape itself. I think it's essential that we never for about rabbits raping cats, it's real.

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  • CozmoWank
    6 years ago

    How about a catato?
    A cat & potato hybrid.

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    • radar
      6 years ago

      All cats are secretly potatoes already.

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      • CozmoWank
        6 years ago

        How about a cat and cabbage?

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        • FeralDefiance
          6 years ago

          Get out.

          ..cat and a head of lettuce.

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  • Grunewald
    6 years ago

    Fennec fox? Canine I know, but it looks cabbit-like:

    http://fennecfoxes.webs.com/Baby-Fennec-fox.jpg.php.jpg

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      6 years ago

      Aww that's adorable thanks

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  • lonewolf1253
    6 years ago

    No

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  • [Old Memory]
    6 years ago

    Unless it was produced threw gene splicing, no. They are two completely different species. It's not even a natural hybrid. Ligers and mules are examples of commonly found hybrids, yet in both, both of the parents are of the same genus. (Tigers and lions are both felines, horses and donkeys are both equine) A rabbit and cat aren't even of the same genus. Cats are feline predators. Rabbits are lagamorph prey animals.

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  • CreamPuffs
    6 years ago

    Maybe if scientists combine their genes or something... But I doubt it'd be able to survive very well.

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  • BeautifulDreamer612
    6 years ago

    No they can not reproduce. They are in completely different orders. However, there is a cat that was born without his two front legs. He looks like a cabbit 😊

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    • RoseIsabella
      6 years ago

      Poor little guy.

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      • BeautifulDreamer612
        6 years ago

        Apparently he wasn't born with 2 legs, he got electrocuted, but this is really cute.

        https://www.boredpanda.com/cat-two-back-legs-able-thailand/

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