This movie involves the rabbit disaster. To be honest, I am most impressed by its plot at the end, the bunny hopping around in the farm hole. After all, the rabbits who love to eat vegetables must live in peace with the people who love to eat cheese and bread.
Not only is there a rabbit disaster in the UK, but when I was boring this morning, looking at new concepts, there was a short article about the battle between the rabbit and the man. Australia’s pioneering pioneers once unwisely introduced hares from Europe, allowing this hybrid species without natural enemies to reproduce freely, digging holes, digging the soil, and gnawing lawns. People can only use what is called multiple myxoma. Virus mosquitoes come to deal with it. But in the end, the rabbit produces antibodies, so the virus can do nothing with it.
Ironically, a French physicist’s vegetable garden caused a rabbit disaster later. He introduced virus-carrying mosquitoes from Australia. The virus soon spread to French rabbits, and most of the rabbits were raised as pets in the local area, and people started again. Find a way to eliminate mosquitoes.
It's not so much a cute rabbit, as it is a cute human! The cutest people are from Chengdu. The way they treat rabbits is to eat. So I, a Chengdu native, can't help thinking, why don't Europeans and Australians eat rabbits? Firstly, to solve the rabbit surplus, secondly, rabbit meat is more nutritious than red meat. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that Mom Tutou and Second Sister Tu Ding go abroad to open chain stores.
After so many irrelevant things, I still can't remember when I watched this movie, leaving only an isolated plot memory, like a dream. To be seen again.
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