Australia Faces Crisis from Overpopulation of Invasive Rabbits

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Rabbits in Australia are causing significant economic and environmental damage.
They were introduced in the mid-19th century for sport hunting with no natural predators.
Despite eradication efforts, their population remains in the hundreds of millions.
The overpopulation is harming the landscape and affecting farmers' livelihoods.

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Rabbits in Australia are causing significant economic and environmental damage.
They were introduced in the mid-19th century for sport hunting with no natural predators.
Despite eradication efforts, their population remains in the hundreds of millions.
The overpopulation is harming the landscape and affecting farmers' livelihoods.

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