TwoTankAmin
Fish Connoisseur
There is no gravity. The whole Earth sucks.
That's terrible, even by my standards.Paleontologists discovered the largest dinosaur tibia ever the other day....it was quite the shindig.

The worse it is the betterThat's terrible, even by my standards.![]()

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Yes, rabbits do have belly buttons, which are small, flat scars left behind from where their umbilical cord was attached. As placental mammals, rabbits are nourished by a placenta in the womb, and after birth, the umbilical cord is no longer needed, leaving a scar that marks the navel.
A rabbit's belly button is the scar from the umbilical cord that connected the fetus to the placenta during development.
· How it forms:
After a rabbit is born, the umbilical cord is naturally cut, broken, or chewed off. The remaining short stalk dries up and falls off, leaving a small scar.
· Appearance:
In many cases, a rabbit's belly button is a very small, flat, or scab-like mark that can be difficult to see or may disappear entirely.
