as that digestive pattern doesn't exactly scream intelligent design.
So can you make a rabbit from scratch?
........yeah, you have to bring your own scratch.
We know that herbivores can be so designed as not to require the consumption of their feces. This seems to imply that rabbits were not designed by the same designer who made other such herbivores. To get more technical, most herbivores with high fiber diets have structures for digesting grasses at the beginning of the digestive tract, requiring only one pass. Rabbits only have those structures near the end, which is why they need to redigest their feces. This strongly suggests that a diet high in fiber was a late adaptation, and not designed from the beginning, or even early on, for it. I merely point this out because it is not always the case that a complexity is prima facie evidence for a designer, and can in fact be just the opposite.
