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The biggest rabbit on the planet enters the Book of Records - VIDEO
30 April 2010 [11:34] -
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There it is, a record holder! The biggest rabbit on the planet (officially) is Darius. According to Telegraph, at 4 foot 3, he has taken "the title" from his mother, Alice.
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