The FAA says there are about 20,000 wildlife strikes on planes every year, but Flight UA2325 from Denver to Edmonton was taken down by a RABBIT.
And the strike occurred mid-flight.
Passengers on the plane saw engine number 2 backfiring and shooting fireballs out behind.
‘There was a loud bang and a significant vibration in the plane we proceeded to still climb,' passenger Scott Wolff said.
‘Every few moments there was a backfire coming from the engine, a giant fire ball behind it. Everybody in the plane then started to panic.'
Amazingly, the rabbit terrorist did not cause the plane to crash, and the flight was able to return to the runway. There's been no word on how any of this was physically possible.
No one was injured, unless you count the bunny.
Apparently, a jet engine is as effective a means of dealing with a murderous rabbit as the holy hand grenade of Antioch.
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