Do rabbits even have "those" days?

screamrita said:

Do rabbits even have "those" days?

They're mammals, so maybe yeah.

Edit: Apparently, they ovulate on demand (when males are nearby or when copulating) so they don't have such thing as menstruation cycle.

rollingdice said:

They're mammals, so maybe yeah.

Rabbits ain't mammals, so no. But these girls are humanoid so I think it makes sense?

TaikoYuuP said:

Rabbits ain't mammals.

Wait, what?

RomanticTP said:

Wait, what?

I tried googling that to see if he got it from some website and the funny thing is the first search was "Are rabbits mammals, rodents, or reptiles" o.O Our public education systems are all kinds of "wat" now if people are thinking rabbits are reptiles...

TaikoYuuP said:
Rabbits ain't mammals.

My education is a lie.

79248cm/s said:

I tried googling that to see if he got it from some website and the funny thing is the first search was "Are rabbits mammals, rodents, or reptiles" o.O Our public education systems are all kinds of "wat" now if people are thinking rabbits are reptiles...

I think what's funnier is that rodents are mammals anyways.

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TaikoYuuP said:

Rabbits ain't mammals, so no. But these girls are humanoid so I think it makes sense?

Mammals definition
a warm-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that is distinguished by the possession of hair or fur, the secretion of milk by females for the nourishment of the young, and (typically) the birth of live young.

Yeah they are mammals

Rabbits don't normally walk on two legs, communicate through spoken word, pound mochi, nor come from the moon.
That day could be referencing a specific day in a moon rabbits life cycle where their heads spin violently counter clockwise, for all we know.

Котенок said:

Rabbits don't normally walk on two legs, communicate through spoken word, pound mochi, nor come from the moon.

From Zun's info they are Rabbits by nature, just humanoid.

rollingdice said:

They're mammals, so maybe yeah.

Edit: Apparently, they ovulate on demand (when males are nearby or when copulating) so they don't have such thing as menstruation cycle.

Menstrual cycles are pretty much endemic to primates. (Also, bats and elephant shrews for some reason...) Most animals only ovulate when in heat at certain times of year, or when specific triggering conditions are met, most of which leads to becoming pregnant before menstruation would become an issue. Menstruation in primates is a result of being unpredictably fertile year-round, which stems from the combination of needing long periods of time to raise primate young and sexual promiscuity among males causing females to try to be ready for sex at all times to keep their mates from sleeping around during non-fertile periods.