File:Feral-kitten-eating-adult-cottontail-rabbit.jpg

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Description	English: A four month old feral kitten eating an adult sized cottontail rabbit. She starts from the head and consumes everything (including the bones), only leaving the rear legs, the backbone and sometimes the lower jaw.
Date	2009
Source	http://stockvalues.org/cats-eat-rabbits
Author	Jake Berzon

Camera location	39° 53′ 1.52″ N, 104° 26′ 3.59″ W	This and other images at their locations on: Google Maps - Google Earth - OpenStreetMap	( Info)39.883755555556;-104.43433055556

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