German Grey Rabbits
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
German Grey Rabbits are a breed of rabbits noted for their size, much like the Flemish Giant. It gained international attention when breeder Karl Szmolinsky sold the rabbits for food purposes to North Korea to aid the famine situation[1]. The breeder fears that the North Koreans used the rabbits for food before they could be bred.[2]
 |
This animal-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
