Virus causes Colorado rabbits to sprout 'tentacles'

Some southeast Fort Collins neighbors noticed bunnies where cute wasn't exactly the word that came to mind. I snapped this photo of one of the rabbits I've seen with the growth. Susan Mansfield said she saw a different bunny with tentacles in her yard in recent years.>> He had the same black stuff on him, and I thought he would die off during the winter, but he didn't. He came back a second year. Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirms this is a virus that's not contagious to other animals like people's dogs, ...