Tunnel Town

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CONTENTS
 * Tunnel Town News
 * All Bunnies Updated :3 all here!
 * All Foods Updated :3 all here!
 * All Bugs
 * Breeding Cheats
 * Tricks & Tips
 * Cheats

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TUNNEL TOWN NEWS

None at the moment

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ALL BUNNIES

All of the graphics and discriptions of the bunnies according to AJHQ.

Dust Bunnies hail from the land of  Jamaa, where they tended to gravitate to careers in law and goverment. Abruptly zapped into the world of Tunnel Town byt devious Phantoms, their intelligence and adaptabilly make them well-suited to founding new burrows. This species shouldn't be confused with the dirtballs you find under furniture. At least, the nice ones shouldn't.

The tall grass of the prarie serves as the perfect camoflage for mose of the animals found there. Unfourtunately for the Prairie Bunny, one of the most ticklish animals around, it causes them to leap high in the air and scream with laughter.

This rough and tumble bunny will pick a fight with just about anyone. In order to avoid provoking your Mountain Bunny, here are some conversation topics to avoid: his cute puffy cheeks, his little pink nose, his softy-wofty widdle ears, the music of John Denver, the fate of the Donner Party, supervillian hideouts, dwarves, erosion, sprawling ski resorts, and hikers. Note: this is not a complete list.

Chinchilly rabbits are forced to tunnel through thick ice to make their homes in their native climes. As a result, this species is prized by famous DJs for their ultra-hard claws, which make excellent record needles. No serious DJ would go on tour without taking her pet Chinchilly and a manicure kit.

Everybody knows that the Seafoam is the lightest of the many rabbit breeds, with adult males typically weighing in at around 1.5 potato chips. But did you know that they also are the worst at managing their finances? It's true -- four out of every ten Seafoam Rabbits have declared bankruptcy at least once.

The bunny of Paradise has nothing in common with the birds of similar name. This species is usually only found around Las Vegas, and was named after the casino chain where it was first discovered. While they will eat fresh vegetables in a pinch, Bunnies of Paradise prefer decorative plastic flowers and free shrimp cocktails.

Some historians have speculated that Thomas Edison drew his inspiration for the light bulb from his pet Sun Bunny. It isn't true, of course - his rabbit was neither encased in glass or electrified. However, Edison's Sun Bunny WAS the source of his awesome year-round suntan.

The Snail Bunny does NOT leave a slimy trail wherever it goes, and they can be very sensitive about this misconception. They blame this myth for the fact that they are rarely invited to parties, when actually it's because they show up three days late and take forever to leave.

Long ago, the Leopard Bunny was hunted extensively for its fur. We can all be thankful that we now live in a more enlightened age! Now they're hunted extensively because of their awful singing, and because they rarely signal when changing lanes.

If you are hosting a dinner party with a number of bunnies on the guest list, it's important to know where to seat the Zebra Bunny. The Zebras never stop talking, even when their mouths are full, so you might want to seat them among you quietest friends. Also worth considering: they are known to throw food; so you probably want them positioned away from your own seat.

Human parents like to tell their children that they're unique and special as indivisual snowflakes. Snowflake Rabbits, on the other hand, tell their children that they are unique as the proton numbers of the chemical elements. It's just another one of those subtle human/rabbit differences.

Ah, the Moon Bunny. Dreamer, poet, household menace. They don't like to talk about it, but around the burrow it's well known that most kitchen fires, bathtub floods, lawnmower accidents, drowned power lines, and catastrophic meteor strikes are caused by inattentive Moon Bunnies.

People assume they know all about Frog Rabbits because they look like frogs. They assume these rabbis must like bugs, swamps, and banjo music. Nothing could be further from the truth -- Frog Rabbits prefer pasta to most foods, they love to ski, and they'll listen to anything with a dance beat.

Though their outward appearance screams danger, Cactus Bunnies are some of the friendliest bunnies around. They use their needles to serve Hors d'oeuvres every summer during the annual Cactaceae Festival. Make a note of that word, Cactaceae. It tends to show up in spelling bees.

You might assume that people gave the Mouse Bunny it's name because it sort of looks like a big mouse. However, it was actually given this name by hawks and owls, because it tastes like a big mouse too.

Courage, Strength, Power: all words that this regal creature uses to describes itself. Experienced breeders know it takes years to train a Lion Bunny properly. It takes even longer to get them out of the bathroom in the morning, where they'll spend hours doing their hair and growling seductively at their reflections.

You shouldn't assume that the Shark Rabbit is dangerous just because it has rows of spikey teeth, a menacing growl, and it happends to be gnawing on your leg. It might just be trying to show you something.

This bunny is native to an island that is completely free of predators, pests, sharp rocks, deep water, poisonous plants, dangerous crosswalks, and bad dreams. It appears that all along, one of those things has been preventing rabbits from growing butterfly wings.

Students of evolutionary biology often throw up their hands and storm out of the room when confronted with the Roadrunner Rabbit. You can't blame them. Really, just what the deuce is going on with this rabbit? A ground-dwelling herbivore with a beak and a feathered tail? Scientists have been forced to conclude that while the Roadrunner is ideally adapted to it's native enviorment, it's native enviorment must be some sort of clown planet.

A remarkable specimen, the Fjord Bunny; renowed the world over its beautiful plumages. This is a misnomer, of course -- rabbits don't really have plumage. What this rabbit has is an elaborate, high maintnence hairstyle it must restore each morning with egg whites and a friends help.

Squid Bunnies were first discovered by psychologist and rabbit expert Dr. Sigmund Ceemunstar [ba-dum tiss]. Convinced for years that there must be some vital metaphorical significance to their extranordinary appearance, he was eventually forced to conclude that sometimes a Squid Bunny is just a Squid Bunny.

Wildebeests (the big, stinky, thundering heard kind) are famous for two things: migrating vast distances, and being eaten by lions in TV documenteries. The Wildbeest Bunny, on the other hand, itsn't really famous for anything. Great listeners, though.

Long thought to exist in legend only, Jackalopes are quite real and are well aware that they look a bit like little antelope or deer or something. They are rather tired of being asked how this came about, especially when the questioner speculates about their ancestry. No, their mothers did not marry antelope. Nor were they in high speed collisions with antelope. Look, they're just rabbits with antlers, ok? Live and let live.

It really isn't nice to call these proud creatures "Walrus Bunnies" just because they have tusks and whiskers, live on slabs of sea ice, eat mollusks, hang around with real walruses and listen to their music, tend to vote on a bloc with the walrus coalitation, and always check the "Occupation: Walrus" box on their tax forms.

In his famous poem "The Tyger" William Blake asks "What immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry?" That won't help you understand qhy this bunny has a head of a chameleon, but trot it out the next time someone is angry with you and see if it doesn't confuse them.

Their numbers dwindling after years of overwork and predation by Vermicious Knids, Miner Bunnies have sought refuge wherever possible. Your Tunnel Town burrow happens to be the ideal location for a few of them to step off the crazytreadmill of life and just relax. A time to look at their lives holistically, you know? Give some thought to the big picture. Maybe it's time for them to consider a new line of work? Follow your dreams, Miner Bunny!

If you've ever vacationed at a tropical resort, you probably took pictures of Tucan Rabbits without even realizing it. They are notorious photobombers, and they take great pride in inserting themselves subliminially into your memory by sneaking into snapshots. Toucans are not so ubiquitous, in fact, that most people just tune them out; and it takes real effort to find them in a photo even when you know they're there. You can practice with celebrity wedding photos, though -- they never miss an opportunity there.

You might suppose that the Narwhal Bunny evolved its distinctive horn as a means of protecting itself, right? However, if you press gently on the tip of the thing you'll find it telescopes into itself like a radio antenna. The poor Narwhal Rabbit couldn't stab a gumdrop with it. You have to wonder why nature even bothered evolving a collapsable horn. Would a solid, stabby horn really have been that much more work?

The Angler Bunny knows what you're thinking, so let's just get the three most common questions out of the way right now: 1. The dangly thing is called a "bioluminescent nubbin" 2. No, it wouldn't taste good 3. Nothing happens when you flick it, aside from profoundly irritating the Angler Bunny. What's it for? Well, it glows and it looks cool. Isn't that enough?

Unwelcome in casinos from Las Vegas to Morocco because of their unnatural luck at games of chance, many Albino Bunnues have been driven instead to sports gambling, just to make their ends meet.

SEASONAL BUNNIES

Believe it or not, Luck Bunnies are extremely clumsy. And superstitious. They are known for hoarding all maner of charms. These go beyond the four feet to which they're attached. Much like tiny furry underground-dwelling leprechauns, Luck Bunnies spend most of their time and energy protecting their lucky charm hordes (not to mention avoiding foot-traps). Unfourtunately this leaves them no time for dancing. With you.

"Ok" you're thinking. "You can't fool me. That's not a new rabbit species; it's a Bunny of Paradise with dyed fur!" But nature is funny like that, and sometimes species that look similar can be miles apart genetically. You want proof? Scratch your Candy Stripe behind the ears when its first hatched, and give it a sniff. See? Nothing like the Bunny of Paradise!

Some rabbits are famous just for being famous. Just because their parents are hotel managates or famous lawyers, they get to spend all their time jetting between exclusive vacation spots. They never stay long, though. The Founder Bunnies are here just for the weekend: sipping their iced lattes, showing off their impeccable suntans, and pitching their reality shows. Add one to your burrow before their gone!

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ALL FOODS

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ALL BUGS ''Tap on bugs you see to collect them! Earn gems for finding a certain ammount of each!''

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BREEDING CHEATS Here is HOW TO HATCH different bunnies. To hatch certain bunnies, you have to place a certain bunny on the LEFT orRIGHT on the mating platform.

How to Hatch a Dust Bunny
 * Sun + Fjord
 * Bunny Cactus + Fjord Bunny
 * Cactus + Paradise Bunny
 * Butterfly *left* + Sun Bunny *right*
 * Dust + any other bunny

How to Hatch a Prarie Bunny
 * Prarie + Any other bunny

How to Hatch a Mountain Bunny
 * Mouse *left* + Moon Bunny *right*
 * Mouse *left* + Seafoam Bunny *right*
 * Mouse *left* + Cactus Bunny *right*
 * Snail + Paradise Bunny
 * Mountain + Any other bunny

How to Hatch a Chinchilly Bunny
 * Fjord + Mountain Bunny
 * Fjord + Prairie Bunny
 * Fjord + Seafoam Bunny
 * Paradise *left* + Fjord Bunny *right*
 * Butterfly *left* + Fjord Bunny *right*
 * Chinchilly + any bunny

How to Hatch a Seafoam Bunny
 * Seafoam + any bunny

How to Hatch a Bunny of Paradise  How to Hatch a Candy Stripe Bunny 
 * Moon +  Frog Bunny
 * Seafoam + Butterfly Bunny
 * Shark + Paradise Bunny
 * Shark + Chameleon Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Any Bunny

How to Hatch an Elf Bunny How to Hatch a Santa Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Jackalope Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Zebra Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Sun Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Leopard Bunny
 * Elf Bunny + Any Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Chameleon Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Frog Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Paradise Bunny
 * Candy Stripe + Mouse
 * Bunny Santa + Any Bunny

If you know any other breeding cheats, do tell :)   -  TIPS AND TRICKS


 * Don't waste food! Only use food if you don't have time to put bunnies to sleep, or if you have too much
 * If you are going to bed in real life, put your bunnies to bed! They will recharge and be ready to work in the morning!
 * It turnes to night and day, but that doesn't mean you HAVE to put your bunnies to sleep during all of the night
 * SAVE YOUR GEMS! Everything is so expensive, and unless you save your gems, you will go broke while all the new items & bunnies come in!
 * SAVE STARS! Stars are a precious thing, and unless you are going to buy some with REAL LIFE MONEY, SAVE SAVE SAVE! You can give buddies stars and they can give them back!
 * Don't put stars on bunnies unless you really want to. You have a chance to get some rare bunnies in the breeding station.
 * Have a bed for ALL bunnies!
 * DIG DIG DIG to those gem mines! AND it doesn't cost a thing to build *except for a bunnies energy*
 * Have your bunnies mine throughout the night too, while you are alseep!
 * Some gem mines allow TWO bunnies to mine at a time!

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CHEATS

The Floor Cheat If you are trying to complete a goal like "place 20 flooring" and if you are low on gems, try this. Place one flooring, and then sell it to get your gems back! Keep doing this, and it WILL COUNT TOWARD YOUR GOAL! MONEY FOR FREE!

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