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Ah yes, my favorite character in Beastars: HAL 9000 the rabbit. So yeah I just got finished watching the second season of Beastars and found it funny that Haru’s name got mistyped as Hal in the subtitles. Fun Fact: The species that I based him off of is the Himalayan Rabbit. #beastars #beastarsfanart #himalayanrabbit #characterdesign #hal9000 #jokecharacter #crossover #loveshot36 https://www.instagram.com/p/CRhiuHtFG76/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Himalayan Rabbits
The Himalayan is a medium-sized breed of rabbit. They are recognized by their scut, or tail, and have a distinctive color pattern. They can be black, blue, or lilac, but usually have a sepia cast. The Himalayan has a long, flat body and a round, white head.
Himalayan rabbits can vary in color depending on their environment. In cold climates, they can develop black coats, which makes them appear very regal. However, the Himalayan breed's coloring varies according to the temperature. The color of the Himalayan is controlled by the expression of a gene called Gene C, which is inactive above 95 degrees Fahrenheit and most active between 15 and 20 degrees. Hence, the Himalayan breed has a distinct blue and lilac coloration. This is due to the presence of a double copy of the ch gene, a mutation that results in albinism.
The Himalayan is not a meat rabbit, but its markings can change. The Himalayan has a dark coloration, and its fur is typically white, with black spots on its face. In colder climates, the coloring of the Himalayan rabbit will become lighter and smaller. It is common to see Himalayan baby rabbits in albino kits, but this color can also be seen in Californian babies. Some Himalayans are completely white, while some are brown, blue, or lilac.
2 new 💕 added to the family 🐇 Please welcome Ginger and Oreo, Himalayans 💋 #pet #himalayanrabbit #petsofinstagram #bunny #ginger #oreo @sarahtoh62 @jeremy_chuah95 @chuahjoshua @jonathanchuah86
2 very cute Himalayan rabbits at Family Fan Day 2017 at Sony Center in Toronto.
