We see a close-up of a white rabbit with a blue paw sticking out. It's in the arms of a man in a white lab coat. We switch to a wide shot of the Asian man holding the rabbit. There are four people behind him, also wearing lab coats. They appear to be medical researchers of some kind. We then see some time lapse shots of them working in the lab. It's all very white, with tables, microscopes and other lab equipment. We then see a man at a computer looking at a green lucky rabbit's key-chain with a magnifying glass. Then some shots of rabbits in transparent hospital nursery style cribs, each has a different color rabbit's foot. Next a shot of a rabbit going into some kind of scanning machine (MRI or CAT). Another shot shows a rabbit on a treadmill with on scientist using a stopwatch. A rabbit in a water tank, swimming is then shown. Then, two rabbits on a racetrack. The final shot shows the 5 scientists in white coats on a green hill with rabbit hoping all around them.

Transcript

This is Bailey, our first successful reattachment. In recent months, we've been able to reattach thousands of lucky rabbits feet to their original owners. Thankfully, people everywhere have realized that you don't need luck, as long as you've got the right insurance. But, now rabbits like this can lead full and productive lives. Thank you science, thank you Traveler's Insurance. Thank you Bailey. Traveler's Insurance In-synch.