Albuquerque: Giant Exploding Bunny Causes Mass Panic at City HallAlbuquerque: Giant Exploding Bunny Causes Mass Panic at City Hall Chaos erupted at Albuquerque City Hall today as a massive, inflatable bunny inexplicably exploded, sending shockwaves and shrapnel throughout the building. The incident occurred during a routine morning meeting. As councilors and city officials debated a zoning amendment, a giant, pink bunny mysteriously appeared in the middle of the room. The bunny, which towered over the attendees, had a placid expression and seemed harmless. Without warning, the bunny burst into flames and exploded with a deafening roar. Shrapnel and debris flew in all directions, causing widespread panic. Councilors and staff alike screamed and scattered for cover. “It was like something out of a nightmare,” said City Council President Klarissa Peña. “There was glass everywhere, and people were running for their lives.” Mayor Tim Keller ordered an immediate evacuation of the building and dispatched emergency crews to the scene. Paramedics treated several people for minor injuries, but no fatalities were reported. Authorities are still investigating the cause of the explosion. Bomb squad technicians have scoured the area but have found no evidence of explosives. “This is a complete mystery,” said Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina. “We’re baffled as to how a bunny could suddenly explode like that.” The incident has sent shockwaves through the city. Residents are unsure what to make of the bizarre event, and conspiracy theories abound. Some believe it was a targeted attack on city officials, while others speculate that it was a prank gone horribly wrong. City Hall has been cordoned off while authorities continue their investigation. The building is expected to reopen tomorrow, but security measures have been tightened in response to the incident.