Two noses!

Not sure what to think about this...

http://www.connpost.com/ci_12039506

Poor little bun. It doesn't seem to be suffering, but it does show that there is probably a lot of careless crossing of parents and it does just seem to be that they need quantity rather than quality.

It could just be one of those nature things. When I was on the farm we used to see a few two headed lambs, a cow with a leg on its back, that kind of thing, and we see it with people too, I suspect it's a misplaced chemical reaction, or bad breeding that brought this on this little one, poor mite