INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The best way to give the bunny the formula is with a syringe. This method helps get the formula directly into the mouth. Make sure the needle has been removed from the syringe. Try a 1cc syringe when the bunny is first born. Use a 3mL syringe when the bunny grows older. You can get these from your vet, online, or from pet stores. You can also use an eyedropper. When using the syringe or eyedropper, you want to hold it properly to avoid suffocating the bunny. To get the syringe in the mouth, move it side to side at first to insert it. Then move it to the front of the mouth. Make sure the syringe is pointed towards the side or bottom of the mouth, not the throat. This protects the bunny from getting choked if too much formula comes out. When you feed the bunny, don't hold them so they are upside or on their backs. This is not how they would naturally nurse. It may also cause them to suffocate on the milk. Instead, keep them in an upright position. Move their head to where it's slightly higher than their body. Make sure you have a good hold on the bunny, but don't grip them too tight. This can make it hard for them to breathe and nurse. Feed the bunny so they're close to the floor. This is safer in case the bunny jumps out of your hand. Most bunnies will nurse slowly and take their time as they eat. This is normal. Don't rush the bunny and try to make them eat faster than they want. Instead, set aside enough time for the bunny to nurse at their own pace. Make sure to go slow with the plunger on the syringe. Let the bunny get all the formula and swallow before pushing any more formula. Babies often resist being fed at first, so you'll need to be patient. If the rabbit spits out the syringe, wet the baby's lips with milk and gently try again. Be patient and keep repeating the process until the bunny willingly takes the milk. If you get frustrated or the baby becomes upset, take a break and try again later.

SUMMARY: Use a syringe to give the formula. Hold the syringe correctly. Position the bunny properly. Know bunnies nurse slowly. Avoid force feeding the bunny.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Jellyfish and stray jellyfish tentacles can be very hard to see, and can remain venomous for a long time, even when washed ashore. By wearing rubber-soled shoes when you walk on the beach, you will avoid accidentally stepping on them with your bare skin and getting stung. Some evidence shows that protective lotions such as Safe Sea may protect against jellyfish stings. Applying one of these lotions before you go in the water can be a good additional precaution. Look for protective lotions at pharmacies, and shops that sell diving and beach gear. If you will be spending a lot of time in the water, or in deep waters, consider wearing more extensive coverage. The thick material of a wetsuit, and the fact that it will cover a large amount of your skin, makes it an effective deterrent to jellyfish stings. Clothing coated in petroleum jelly or similar substances is not a reliable protection against jellyfish stings. Some stores that sell diving equipment also carry special "stinger suits" that you can wear to prevent being stung by a jellyfish. Even if you wear a wetsuit, you should still practice caution and avoid jellyfish, as stings through wetsuits have been reported.

SUMMARY:
Wear shoes when walking on the beach. Wear protective lotions. Wear a wetsuit.