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Rabbits

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>We had rabbit infestations in Ireland, thanks to the Normans, who introduced these unwelcome visitors and established warrens, mainly on islands. They became ubiquitous throughout much of rural Ireland until the 1950s when biological warfare, in the form of myxomatosis, was used</p>

outdoors

Richard Collins: The original wild rabbit is endangered — so why are its domesticated descendants thriving?
An Englishman released 24 rabbits on his Australian estate in 1859. By 1920 an estimated 20 billion rabbits had colonised 70% of the country in what scientists have called "one of the biggest environmental disasters in history"
<p>Holes in Ventry Graveyard. Picture: Cllr Breandán Fitzgerald</p>

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Call for action as burrowing rabbits leave huge holes in Kerry graveyard
Rabbits gather to eat food left by a resident in Wilton Manors (AP)

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Rabbit invasion catches Florida suburb on the hop
Frenchie puppy licking her nose on her bed

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Pete the Vet: My dog is licking his paws - is he stressed?
Gardaí investigating after 13 dead rabbits left on path to village school

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Gardaí investigating after 13 dead rabbits left on path to village school
Top tips for keeping your pet safe during next week’s warm weather

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Top tips for keeping your pet safe during next week’s warm weather
Forget the urban fox - rabbits are now moving into the city

THE Twentieth Century fox moved to the city and is prospering. Now the 21st Century rabbit is following suit.&nbsp;

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