Immortalised in Richard Adams' story Watership Down, herbivorous animals such as cottontails whose mention on the first day of a month is said to invoke good luck
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- Bane of Mr McGregor in a Beatrix Potter book
- Animals similar to hares
- Warren-burrowing lagomorphic buns, conies or cottontails bred in the practice of cuniculture and traditionally recalled on first days of months to invoke good luck
- Buck-toothed bounders making holes everywhere
- Animals depicted in literature by Richard Adams, Beatrix Potter, Alison Uttley, Margery Williams and others
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