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Jackalope antlers proving highly impractical

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Gluing sharp antlers onto a tiny rabbit creates a hazard for everyone involved. This legendary critter hops around with massive weapons strapped to its head, practically guaranteeing it gets stuck in bushes constantly.

Jackalope antlers proving highly impractical
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