Did you know?

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The difference between a hare and a rabbit:
A rabbit is pregnant for 30 days and their young are born with eyes shut and unable to hop.
A hare is pregnant for 60 days. Their young are born with their eyes open and can hop right away.
--Hunter Burrell, age 8

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Danielle said…
Hunter, you are getting so big and it sounds like you are learning so much! Good job buddy! Love Aunt Danielle
October 19, 2007 at 4:56 PM
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