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A defense of the burrow, when it could be managed, would come from surprise and at range. Rabbits typically did not have the stomach for fighting in closed ranks, nor the strength to go toe to tow with wolves. As such, flanking and lighting strikes from networks of hidden tunnels would be favored above all else.
Posted on 2018-01-24 11:29:15 by ForgetfulBadger
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A defense of the burrow, when it could be managed, would come from surprise and at range. Rabbits typically did not have the stomach for fighting in closed ranks, nor the strength to go toe to tow with wolves. As such, flanking and lighting strikes from networks of hidden tunnels would be favored above all else.
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