THE WASHINGTON BEE — MAY 10, 1902
FINDS RABBITS WITH HORNS
Sanford Bellmire, a farmer of Homestead, Okla., has a curiousity in the way of six rabbits of which the males have horns. The find was made under a heap of rocks. The male parent rabbit is about the size of a jack; it has two large horns, two and one-half inches long and one inch in diameter. They are hard and shaped like the horns of a yearling calf. Five smaller horns also adorn his head. Two of the young rabbits are males and upon examination callous spots were found which eventually will develop into horns.
From— The Washington Bee. volume (Washington, D.C.), 10 May 1902. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress.
