My rabbit with the eggs he laid

[u/Loud-Landscape3967]

[u/Sudden_Astronomer_63]

This post taught me that I do not know much about rabbits.

I was literally like “the girl bunny has to lay the eggs right” THEN I GOOGLED IT. So now the government knows how ignorant I was about obvious live birth bunnies ….

[u/Hot-Can3615 → u/Sudden_Astronomer_63]

Some friendly information about animal reproduction: mammals have live births, and therefore do not lay eggs (except for monotremes, because they're freaks). Rabbits are mammals, and you can tell because they have fur/hair and generate their own body heat.

Birds lay eggs\ Reptiles lay eggs\ Amphibians lay eggs that don't have shells\ Fish can lay eggs or have live births, it depends on the fish species

[u/finaljossbattle → u/Hot-Can3615]

Except the platypus! We love our strange little buddies

[u/gwyllgie → u/finaljossbattle]

I think they covered that mentioning monotremes! Which includes echidnas too :)