We're at a rabbit show in Wainsville, North Carolina. Wainsville's a town of about 10,000 people

located roughly 30 miles west of its way more famous neighbor, Asheville, North Carolina.

And a rabbit show is, well, a great big gathering of rabbits and rabbit people. There are dozens of breeds represented here,

and these bunnies are competing for best in category and best in show. They are very good

companions for people that have anxiety, and some people don't really relate to that, and you see a lot of people that do and sometimes

you'll see a lot of special needs children with a rabbit this is um hi and he is a cinnamon rabbit

they are used for their meat and um their hair if they're soft enough i have probably about

21 22 adult breeders,

but that's not just silver fox.

There's like four or five that are a different breed.

There's other breeders that have a lot more than I do.

I know one that's probably close to between 50 to 100.

I think, and especially for racks, because I don't know if you've touched them yet but when you touch them you'll know what love is. I learned very quickly

that while winning won't necessarily turn a bunny into a star losing just might turn a bunny into

dinner.

And as the Easter bunny preps for his annual visit, we're going to take you inside the very

weird world of rabbits, including a little human rabbit cloning experiment.

And they got a small beam of light against the mirror.

True, weird, stuff. Yeah. True weird stuff

Here comes Peter Cotton Tail, hopping down that old bunny trail,

Heptity-hoppy Easter's on its way,

bringing to all the girls and boys, baskets full of Easter joy, things to make your Easter bright and gay.

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