Rabbit
A mammal of the order Lagomorpha with long ears and strong hind legs, classified apart from rodents because of differences in its incisors.
Nintendo's Splatoon characters began as tofu blocks that shot ink to claim turf. Next came rabbits: ink showed on white fur, and ears signaled direction. But developers couldn't connect rabbits with ink, so they switched to squids.
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In 1807 Napoleon held a rabbit hunt for the Treaty of Tilsit. His aide Berthier gathered tame farm rabbits, not wild ones, and—used to being fed by people—they charged at Napoleon instead of fleeing. Swarmed, with rabbits climbing his legs, the emperor fled the field.
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During Japan's 1,200-year meat-eating ban, people devised creative loopholes. They classified rabbits as birds by calling their ears "wings," dubbed wild boar "mountain whale" to pass it off as fish, and claimed ducks were fish because they had webbed feet.
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