Daily Bunny: Just what it sounds like: regularly updated with reader photos, bunny cams, and adoptable lop-eared friends. You fashionistas might enjoy the "Project Bunway" category; we just like the pun.

Sketchy Bunnies: In which children take part in a tradition treasured since time immemorial: bursting into tears when confronted with gigantic costume versions of legendary beings like Santa or the Easter Bunny. The site hasn't been updated in a while, so we encourage you to nag the publisher.

F*** Yeah Rabbits: Language aside, the blog is pretty sweet – lots of pics of cute rabbits, and hilarious bunny names galore. ("Bubba Fett," for one.)

Darling Bunnies: We'll say – and the photography is excellent on this rabbit Tumblr, too. We adore that snap of the pile of tiny white buns enjoying a sunbeam. Just like our cats, but so much less entitled and rude!

Fat Rabbits! Pet obesity is a serious problem we don't wish to make light of. However, we must admit that, often, a fat pet is an extra-cute pet. And a pile of chubby baby bunnies WEARING SWEATERS? Girl, please.

Angry Bunny: They're bunnies, and they're annoyed – by Facebook statuses; that we don't give them coffee and chocolate on Easter, instead of carrots; that they didn't win the lottery.

Eddy & Rambo: Two very cute bunnies, and a human who stresses responsible rabbit care and ownership (and takes adorable pics of her pets wearing bandannas!).

The Book of Bunny Suicides: Another topic we obviously don't wish to make light of…but the methods chosen by Andy Riley's cartoon bunnies make us laugh in spite of ourselves. The CD-ROM drive? Really? Watch a handful of the pages in slideshow form, then buy the book. 


Oolong: Oolong the rabbit, named after the tea by his owner, passed away almost a decade ago – but in the early days of the internet, he was one of our favorite bookmarks and memes. Hironori Akutagawa, a photographer as well as a rabbit/surrealism enthusiast, carefully balanced all manner of items on Oolong's head, including tomatoes, mini-waffles, office supplies, small bunny figurines, and more. The world-wide web mourned Oolong's passing, but a new rabbit named Yuebing ("mooncake") took up Oolong's mantle. Much of the site is in Japanese, but clicking on any random link will bring you to a pleasing photo of a bunny playing in the snow, giving the camera the wicked side-eye, or tolerating a Twinkie on his folded ears.

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