Meet Herman: a 22lb, 3ft rabbit that is more than half the size of its owner.
The giant bunny amazed onlookers at a Berlin food and agriculture fair - they first thought it was a giant cuddly toy.
Herman is one of a breed called the German Giant. Most grow to a maximum of 18lb, but Herman just kept growing.
Owner Hans Wagner, who raised him on a diet of vegetables, vitamin supplements and hay, keeps Herman in a specially built, solid oak hutch.
A spokesman for the German Rabbit Breeders' Association told The Daily Mail: "They are good natured, reliable and calm. They are, however, because of their size, not very suitable for children."
I can't believe Easter is around the corner, this year has gone quickly - anyway have a nice Easter to you all!!
The giant bunny amazed onlookers at a Berlin food and agriculture fair - they first thought it was a giant cuddly toy.
Herman is one of a breed called the German Giant. Most grow to a maximum of 18lb, but Herman just kept growing.
Owner Hans Wagner, who raised him on a diet of vegetables, vitamin supplements and hay, keeps Herman in a specially built, solid oak hutch.
A spokesman for the German Rabbit Breeders' Association told The Daily Mail: "They are good natured, reliable and calm. They are, however, because of their size, not very suitable for children."
I can't believe Easter is around the corner, this year has gone quickly - anyway have a nice Easter to you all!!
Can I keep him? 
