| Happy Bunny Dance | Elite Geocaching Practice  When caching in a group it's quite common for one cacher to find the geocache first and--not wanting to spoil the hunt for the rest of the cachers--simply move off and allow the rest to continue their search. When enough time has elapsed, the finder may indicate his or her success by performing The Happy Bunny Dance.
Both hands are placed behind the head with the forefinger and middle finger extended together above the head to simulate rabbit ears. The finder then beings hopping from foot to foot accompanied by supple pelvic gyrations and occasional leaps of ecstasy. Eventually the other cachers will notice this. Note: The Happy Bunny Dance is performed by only the most physically fit geocachers. Novices should avoid The Happy Bunny Dance at all costs. Ignoring such warning can lead to cracked vertebrae, broken pelvises or even spontanious human combustion. |
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