No joke: This pupil’s pet rabbit truly ate her homework, Singapore Information

Pet ate your homework? Appears like a lame motive, however for one pupil in Singapore, it actually did occur. 

And this time, it wasn’t the everyday the-dog-ate-my-homework excuse however a rabbit that did it. 

The TikTok person, who goes by the identify Zeng Wen, took to the video-sharing platform yesterday (Nov 7) to indicate that her rabbit did the truth is eat her homework. 

Within the 15-second video, the animal could possibly be seen on the ground enthusiastically nibbling on a worksheet. 

It looks like the furry creature was having a whole paper buffet too as a number of different partially-chewed papers had been strewn all around the floor. 

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“[Teacher], my rabbit [ate] my [homework],” Zeng Wen stated within the captions. 

Within the feedback, she added that she had been questioning what excuse she ought to give her instructor for the mishap, however determined that video proof would suffice. 

Netizens had been principally amused by Zeng Wen’s little disaster, although some added that it was factor she had some proof. 

Surprisingly, this is not an unusual phenomenon both and others shared that their very own experiences of their pet rabbits chowing down on their homework. 

Nonetheless, some had considerations concerning the worksheets being a choking hazard for the rabbit. 

AsiaOne has reached out to Zeng Wen for her feedback. 

Zeng Wen’s rabbit is not the one pet that enjoys munching on paper as a snack. 

In 2020, Malaysian Afif Adlan Mohd Hanafiah took to the web to rage about his cat eating his degree. 

“My cat f****** ate my diploma!!!!!!!,” he stated within the livid tweet, including that he had no thought why his pet had chosen to chew on it out of all the opposite “ineffective papers” in his room. 

Fortunately, his college, the College of Nottingham, assured him that they may assist with the problem. 

Afif additionally shared in one other tweet that he has learnt his lesson and can laminate his new diploma. 

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