By Jose Campuzano and Dylan Goerner

The bunny population has been increasing over the years because of the high number of babies they have at one time. They have a 9 month breeding season The minimum age for bunny reproduction starts at the age of five months old. The Gestation period last at least thirty days

A Female cat and her offspring can have up to 120,000 kittens in 7 years How many could a rabbit produce you might ask??? Well here is the answer

.One female rabbit and her off spring can produce up to 50,653 rabbits in three years 69 Million in five years And 64 billion in seven years

Rabbit are considered a pest in Australia due to large amounts of over population Rabbits are suspected of being the most significant known factor in species loss in Australia. They eat plants that have in some cases gone into extinction This can cause large amounts of erosion problems also with the loss of plants

Many different attempts to lower their population have been going on but their amounts just keep growing One attempt was to rip through farm of rabbits and bury them alive Poisoning has been used the most to get rid of them Finally using ferrets to hunt rabbits which can kill them

Rabbits reproduce just like any other mammal Not outside eggs are created like reptiles. Rabbit families can be huge if there is mating involved Rabbits are mostly herbivores eating plants of all kinds. But not poison ivy.

Rabbits are amazing creatures and are good examples of a species that keeps moving along in their huge cycle of life Although they may see cute and strong they are really weak especially in controlling their population growth which increases every day!!!!!!!