White rabbit spotted travelling on train and bus
There's a rabbit on my bus. pic.twitter.com/ccPtRo3KdH
— Matt Hepburn (@MattHepburnClan) September 29, 2017
A white rabbit is apparently a big fan of the London transport system - after being spotted travelling on the Tube network and the bus by shocked commuters.
Commuter Matt Hepburn spotted the rabbit on his bus journey to Holloway.
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He shared a picture on Twitter and wrote simply: "There's a rabbit on my bus."
Matt's post has been liked over 66,000 times and has garnered over 1,000 comments.
One man joked: "When I was younger I often saw white rabbits that were not really there but caused by special ciggies. Kudos on seeing a real one. Awesome."
Matt replied: "Glad you can see it too...I did wonder for a few minutes..."
One lady wrote: "No...! What's it doing there? Why? How? Has it got an Oyster card?"
And one girl replied to say she saw the same rabbit on the London Overground recently.
I saw him on the overground to hackney the other day.. he's very busy & important, rarely late. pic.twitter.com/6yCnZ88Vx0
— Jo Duffy (@JoDuffy91) September 29, 2017
One man laughed that he'd seen the rabbit too:
I have seen that bloody rabbit in Hackney, was sure I was hallucinating.
— Dirk Lester (@Dirk2112) September 30, 2017
One guy joked: "Must be one of those hop-on hop-off buses?", while another mused: "If he misses his stop he'll be a hot cross bunny."
And, of course, there were the Alice in Wonderland jokes:
No wonder it's always late!
If you can't say something original, say it with a GIF: pic.twitter.com/Vg6l7OHQIx— Sylvia Wenmackers (@SylviaFysica) September 30, 2017
One woman shared concern on how the bunny was going to make it home, and Matt did explain that he had found the rabbit's owner, writing: "So I tracked down the owner, a laidback space hippy, and apparently he does this often. I did have to stop a family from treading on it though."