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'Much-loved' giant rabbit found dead after United flight to O'Hare
Chicago Tribune A potentially world-record-breaking bunny rabbit, named Simon, has died on a United Airlines flight. The 3-foot-long giant bunny was found dead in the cargo hold of a United flight that arrived at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport from London … United Airlines accounted for a third of animal deaths on US flights in last 5 yearsUSA TODAY United Airlines Faces Questions Over Death of Giant RabbitNew York Times Death of Giant Rabbit Adds to United Airlines WoesBloomberg MarketWatch –The Sun –BBC News all 376 news articles » |
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