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Giant rabbits to solve hunger in North Korea

Mark Frauenfelder at 9:52 pm Fri, Jan 12, 2007

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200701122151 Ita says "Karl Szmolinsky, a 67 year old, East German pensioner that have breds rabbits the size of dogs for 47 years was asked by North Korea's ambassador whether he might be willing to sell some rabbits to set up a breeding farm in North Korea. Each of his German Grey Rabbits can feed 8 people and will possible reduce if not stop solve the food shortage crisis in North Korea." Link

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  • Anonymous

    WTF