Somewhere Underneath This Giant Fluff of Cuteness is a Rabbit. Somewhere.

Photo: Betty Chu

Somewhere underneath this giant fluff of cuteness is a rabbit. Somewhere.

Pictured above is Lilianna, an English Angora rabbit that belonged to Betty Chu of San Jose, California (previously on Neatorama). Chu, a retired Economics Professor, has a passion of raising and showing her prize animals in shows across the country as part of the Northern California Angora Guild.

There's no money in raising and breeding these rabbits, Chu said to Huffington Post, but they are "very lovable [and] can be litterbox trained like cats and would follow their owners like dogs."

If cute photos of these rabbits have got you hoppin' with excitement, you're in luck. The Northern California Angora Guild has many more photos of those amazingly fluffy English Angora rabbits:

13-month-old English Angora rabbit named Ida

A junior tort English Angora rabbit

An agouti English Angora rabbit named Chestnut

Five tort bunnies all lined up

Dat ears!

Ida getting a haircut

Ida, sitting next to the wool cut from her back

They do look cute, don't they? (But just in case, always keep the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch on hand at all times.)

View more at the Northern California Angora Guild's blog.