Morse Flags

Morse Signaling by Hand Flags or Arms

There are images of rabbits holding Oscar flags, and using them to signal morse code. For "dah" a rabbit holds two flags outward horizontally at arms length, for "dit" a rabbit holds two flags up over their head, to signal the separation of dits and dahs a rabbit crosses two flags downward in front of their body, to signal the separation of letters/groups/words the rabbit holds the two flag forward apart from each other, and the last signal consisting of a rabbit waving two flags about its head in circles is used to make a request for repetition(if by the receiving station) or to erase signals(if made by the transmitting station).

Allow for enough time between dots and dashes, and between letters, groups or words.

A murrelet at sea on a carrot-hulled catamaran is waving hand flags in a circle to signal to a rabbit on another boat, the murrelet appears to be confused and is requesting for the message to be repeated. The rabbit sees this.

"Oh! I'm going to repeat the signals," the rabbit says.