I am no detective, but your dead rabbit could mean:
-You didn't give your rabbit enough food or water (Fatality: Hunger or Dehydration)
-You didn't play with your rabbit and fed it too much (Fatality: Obesity or lack of exercise)
-Your rabbit was very old (Fatality: Old age)
-You didn't give your rabbit all his shots, medical care, etc. (Fatality: Disease)
Questions to determine cause of death:
-How often did you refill your rabbits food dish and water bottle?
-How often did you play with your rabbit?
-How long have you had your rabbit?
-Did your rabbit look sickly?
Also, I'm not sure of this, but rabbits were pregnancy tests in older times. You took your bodily fluids and injected them into a rabbit. Now, if you did this instead of buying a pregnancy test from a pharmacy, and your rabbit died, you are pregnant. Once again, not sure if you did that or not, but if your rabbit died and you did that, you are pregnant (Congratulations!).
-You didn't give your rabbit enough food or water (Fatality: Hunger or Dehydration)
-You didn't play with your rabbit and fed it too much (Fatality: Obesity or lack of exercise)
-Your rabbit was very old (Fatality: Old age)
-You didn't give your rabbit all his shots, medical care, etc. (Fatality: Disease)
Questions to determine cause of death:
-How often did you refill your rabbits food dish and water bottle?
-How often did you play with your rabbit?
-How long have you had your rabbit?
-Did your rabbit look sickly?
Also, I'm not sure of this, but rabbits were pregnancy tests in older times. You took your bodily fluids and injected them into a rabbit. Now, if you did this instead of buying a pregnancy test from a pharmacy, and your rabbit died, you are pregnant. Once again, not sure if you did that or not, but if your rabbit died and you did that, you are pregnant (Congratulations!).
