Man kicks bunny to death on Japan's Rabbit Island, possibly killing 77 more.

A man traveled across the country to kick rabbits on Rabbit Island, resulting in his arrest and investigation for multiple deaths.

So, there's this wild story about a dude named Riku Hotta who apparently traveled all the way to Rabbit Island to do some real shady stuff. This place, Okunoshima, is home to about 500 cute bunnies that tourists love to see. But instead of enjoying those furry friends, this guy showed up with less than friendly intentions and started kicking bunnies, which led to the tragic discovery of 77 dead rabbits with suspicious injuries.

On January 21, someone saw Hotta going after a rabbit and called the police. They arrested him right on the spot, but here's the kicker: Hotta lives over four hours away in a different city, which opens the door to the thought that he might be linked to those earlier bunny deaths too. This whole incident has left people outraged and has sparked an investigation into what really went down on that island.

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