The British police have asked for citizen collaboration to recover
Darius
, the largest rabbit in the world, according to the
Guinness Book of Records,
who has disappeared from his home in England.
According to police,
Darius
, a 1.29 meter long continental rabbit, was stolen from his pen, located in his owners' garden in
Stoulton
,
Worcestershire
, on the night of Saturday to Sunday.
On Twitter, its owner
Annette Edwards
has been offering increasing rewards, the last of 2,000 pounds (about 2,300 euros), and has stressed that the animal, 11 years old according to the British press, is too old for reproduction.
Darius and his owner, in an image on his website ANNETTE EDWARDS
"Each animal is an individual that cannot be replaced," Edwards, a
68-year-old
former
Playboy
model, told
the
Daily Telegraph
.
According to his owner, due to his age, Darius has a special diet without which he runs the risk of dying.
It was declared the "largest living rabbit in the world" in 2010, according to the
Guiness Book of Records
.
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