This is a bunno, also called a bun, and occasionally called a "wabbit". But what's most important is to understand bunno anatomy. We start with the floppity-loppities. Some bunnos have very floppity-loppities, others have not-so-floppity-loppities. Then there's the blinkers, and the booplesnoot, which is also called the "wiggle-sniffer". Moving down, we find the lickity-tickler and the nibble-noms. Bunnos use these to eat the pellets and the hay. Next, there's the fun fluff. When bunno is tired, it makes an ideal headrest. Then there's the lil' front stubs, followed by the thumper-jumpers. And finally, we make it to the general fluffer-buttle region, accented by the floof-poof.