the rabbit cow is a creature i give alot of thought, mainly i came up with the idea based on the fact that ferrets eat rabbits, i thought in a world of ferret people , might their also exist rabbit cows, they become more significant as the indigenous concepts of being close to nature and respecting animals are incorporated, many rabbit cow species look little like domesticated cow because they were never exploited or physically altered by the ferrets. i did some research about how cows looked in prehistoric times and they were more like bison, buffalo or moose , depending upon where they were native , i like to reflect that diversity in my designs for the rabbit cows , being a primitive Asian culture i thought it would make scene to base my designs for them around water buffalo's, this species demonstrates heavily environmental adaptation with broud haunches , compact and slightly pigmented fur , seen hauling a rickshaw. the way the ferrets treat and interact with the rabbit cows is influenced by the Akha peoples treatment of buffalo, a framiler theme seeing the animals hunted for food need to be respected and live in a symbiotic relationship for both species to survive, for this reason rabbit cows are a significant species being seen as givers of life