Meet the world's biggest Easter bunny, Darius the enormous
Continental Giant, who weighs a whopping
three-and-a-half stone and is 4ft 4in.
Darius, aged three, munches through an incredible 12
carrots a day to keep up his strength and fuel his
amazing growth spurt.
He already held the title of world's biggest rabbit but
has now smashed his own record after vets measured him
a month ago and realised he had had grown another inch

It is a double celebration for Darius who shares his
birthday, on Easter Sunday, with his beloved owner Annette
Edwards.
Ms Edwards, from Worcester, has bred big bunnies before
but Darius is the largest in the history of
rabbit-kind.
The 60-year-old, who also holds the Guinness World Record
for Oldest Page Three Model, said: 'He is from a dynasty of giant
rabbits and now he's smashed his own record and fittingly his
birthday falls on April 8 - so he really is the Beast-er
Bunny.
'He was officially measured by the vets last month and
it's now been confirmed he's even bigger than
before.

'We actually share the same birthday and that falls on
April 8 which this year is really nice because that's
Easter Sunday.'
Darius enjoys two daily meals which includes rabbit mix,
three apples and a cabbage.
And if that is not enough, he gorges himself on hay
throughout the day.
Ms Edwards said: 'Sometimes I do feel like I
own the Were-Rabbit from the Wallace Gromit films but actually he
has a lovely nature to him.
'He is so gentle and I wonder if this has helped him grow
bigger than the rest.
'He does run around all the time, so I guess the
combination of food and exercise has worked out for
him.
'He really is a handsome beast though, there's always a
bit of a glint in his eye when you go near
him.'

Darius is the son of former record holder Alice and the
grandson of earlier owner of the crown,
Amy.
Ms Edwards, who splashed out £10k on surgery and diets to
turn herself into a real-life Jessica Rabbit, said she was stunned
by Darius who just kept growing.
She said: 'I think it's nice that the record is being kept
in the family.
'Obviously his mum Amy died a couple of years ago and that
was upsetting, but I think she would like to know her
son had taken the record.
'People ask me what my secret is, but there really isn't
one other than just treating them well and really
looking after them.
A spokesman from Guinness World Records said: 'This is the
biggest bunny in the world.
'Darius is bigger than all the previous record holding
rabbits.
'It's unbelievable that a rabbit could grow to over 4ft
long.'