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Perhaps it was an ear piercing gone very, very wrong.
Or could it just be that awkward phase after a bad haircut?
No, it’s much more likely Mother Nature is to blame for what’s happened to northwest Colorado’s iconic Rabbit Ears Peak.
The stone rabbit landmark that greets drivers and hikers on the top of Rabbit Ears Pass has recently lost a big chunk of one of its ears.
Local residents might not have even noticed the rabbitap new floppy “do.”
But when viewed from U.S. Highway 40 heading east toward Denver, the western ear on viewer’s left is significantly skinnier and pointier following what appears to be an erosion event at the top of the rock formation.
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