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A group of rabbits in Colorado with hornlike growths, called 'Frankenstein bunnies,' are infected with the harmless Shope papillomavirus, which causes wart-like growths. The virus, historically linked to folklore and scientific research, spreads among rabbits but poses no threat to humans or pets, and the growths typically disappear as rabbits' immune systems fight the infection.
A group of rabbits in Colorado with hornlike growths are infected with the harmless Shope papillomavirus, which causes wart-like protrusions. These 'Frankenstein bunnies' have inspired nicknames and are linked to historical folklore and scientific research, but the virus poses no threat to humans or pets and typically resolves on its own.
In Colorado, some rabbits are developing horn-like growths caused by the common Shope papillomavirus, which is harmless and causes wart-like protrusions. These infected rabbits, dubbed 'Frankenstein bunnies,' are not a threat to humans or pets, and the virus has historical significance in scientific research and folklore, including the myth of the jackalope.