11 rabbits found killed at school in Tottori

11 rabbits found killed at school in Tottori

TOTTORI, Japan - A rabbit hutch at a school for disabled children in Tottori, western Japan, where 11 rabbits were found killed Aug. 26. Earlier this month, 10 rabbits were killed at the school attached to Tottori University. The rabbits killed in the latest attack were donated to the school last week to replace the rabbits killed earlier.

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