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Photo by Kobako Photo by Zephyris

Rabbit are herbivores that eat plants. They live in burrows they dig in the ground. They are preyed on by several carnivores, and they reproduces quickly which reduces competition among predators.

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24 European rabbits were released into Australia. The population now numbers in the tens of millions.

Green water in the Potomac River due to increased levels of cyanobacteria. Photo by Sasha Trubetskoy