You Can't Trust The Eater Bunny

It's been lovely to see the huge bunnies that were given by a German breeder to the North Koreans. Now it's time for Easter dinner, and it seems the Bunnies were eaten. Sorry, it's not that funny for the bunnies. But Now there will be no more breeder bunnies on the table.

A German breeder of giant rabbits said Saturday that North Korea has canceled its invitation for him to visit the country to help breed the rabbits he sold to the North last year, saying he suspects they have already been eaten.

Karl Szmolinsky was scheduled to visit North Korea later this month after he sold 12 of the giant rabbits which weigh about 10kg each - around three times more than normal rabbits.

But an official from the North Korean Embassy in Berlin recently called Szmolinsky and told him of the cancellation, saying, "We can raise them ourselves so there's no need for the visit," according to the German breeder.

Calling the explanation "ambiguous," Szmolinsky said, "It seems like the rabbits have already been eaten. I will never sell to North Korea again."

Szmolinsky sold the 12 rabbits to help North Korea deal with its food shortages. A breeding program based on the 12 rabbits could produce about 94 rabbits a year.

This is who killed Easter, folks.