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12-13-04, 08:32 AM
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Here is a side profile. The size, shape and location of the animal seem to match up. Like Ryan said, from the background, the snake is not very big, but the prey item has the body shape of a deer, especially the tail. Mousedeer are found in SE Asia, the same place as burms.
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Lesser Mousedeer
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12-13-04, 08:32 AM
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It's a dog plain in sight. Or to say the least those are not hooves. Living on my uncles farm for a year, i can say those are not goat hooves or any other hooves. You can see each individual toe, hooves are hooves, no toes. Looks like a cruel yet awesome picture of a burm eating a dog ( or non hoofed creature).
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12-13-04, 09:01 AM
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If it was a rabbit, I think the ears would still be sticking out since the head is not that far down the snakes throat.
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12-13-04, 09:52 AM
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Those r diffently hooves on that animal not paws.( you can tell because the hoove goes from the front where a dogs nails would be all the way to the back of the hoove in one solid peice. I don't see any nails or a couple of pads on the foot.) I have been around goats for quit a while before and I would have to go with a young goat.
Todd
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12-13-04, 11:01 AM
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i seriously dont think those are hooves......if you zoom in and look closely you see the toes........
Lucas
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12-13-04, 11:42 AM
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That's a rabbit. The ears are hidden behind the snakes body. I'd bet my lunch money.
Roy.
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12-13-04, 12:01 PM
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I am now resting firmly on a rabbit as well, look at the back legs... the 'lower' portion of 'em.
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12-13-04, 12:03 PM
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It's not a dog. Those back legs and hip area are not a dogs. That's easy to see.
I am going with some form of rabbit.
Marisa
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12-13-04, 12:42 PM
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I saw this on another forums several months ago. According to all the vet techs, as well as some guy who went through all the trouble of recreating the scenario, it's a rabbit.
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12-13-04, 01:16 PM
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Just because the animal is from the same place as the burm, did you not notice that it was an ALBINO?? haha, not likely a picture taken in nature. LOL!
But damn, it DOES look that animal in the picture. Especially the tail and back legs.
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12-13-04, 01:37 PM
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I'm gonna agree with everyone that has said some type of rabbit. That was the first thing that popped in to my mind when I saw that pic, and after staring at it for a while, still is.
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12-13-04, 01:39 PM
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look at the back feet, dead give away that it is not a dog. Some sort of jack rabbit or hare would be my geuss/
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12-13-04, 02:50 PM
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there's so much confusion because this picture was taken in North America, and the animal is very rare.
The answer, to clear up confusion, is that it is this:
http://www.chrisduartegroupfans.org/jackalope.gif
A western jackalope
Chris 
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12-13-04, 03:05 PM
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Look closely at the rabbits neck you can actualy see the tip of an ear.
Lucas
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12-13-04, 03:08 PM
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OMG!!!! ReptileHQ that's brilliantly hilarious!!! LMAO!!
Seriously though....that's got to be it.....LOL!
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