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Run rabbit, run! This is at Werribee Open Range Zoo in Victoria, Australia - being taken over by wild European rabbits! (Oryctolagus Cuniculus). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/run-rabbit-run!-this-is-at-werribee-open-range-zoo-in-victoria-australia-being-taken-over-by-wild-european-rabbits!-oryctolagus-cuniculus-image471248107.htmlRF2JAK5NF–Run rabbit, run! This is at Werribee Open Range Zoo in Victoria, Australia - being taken over by wild European rabbits! (Oryctolagus Cuniculus).
BILBY or RABBIT-EARED BANDICOOT Macrotis lagotis by burrow Australia Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bilby-or-rabbit-eared-bandicoot-macrotis-lagotis-by-burrow-australia-image181663429.htmlRMMFFDFH–BILBY or RABBIT-EARED BANDICOOT Macrotis lagotis by burrow Australia
. Natural history. Zoology. 206 MAMMALIA—ORDER XI.—MARSUPIALIA. molars have a quadrangular or rounded section. In size and habits, these bandicoots, which are omnivorous, may be compared to a rabbit, which they resemble in their habit of constructing burrows in places where the soil is suitable. The true bandicoots {Perameles), of which there are about a dozen different species, are com- paratively small animals, ranging over Australia, Tasmania, Papua, and some of the neighbouring islands. While some are heavy and ungainly, and others light and elegant in bodily form, all have long and pig-li Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/natural-history-zoology-206-mammaliaorder-ximarsupialia-molars-have-a-quadrangular-or-rounded-section-in-size-and-habits-these-bandicoots-which-are-omnivorous-may-be-compared-to-a-rabbit-which-they-resemble-in-their-habit-of-constructing-burrows-in-places-where-the-soil-is-suitable-the-true-bandicoots-perameles-of-which-there-are-about-a-dozen-different-species-are-com-paratively-small-animals-ranging-over-australia-tasmania-papua-and-some-of-the-neighbouring-islands-while-some-are-heavy-and-ungainly-and-others-light-and-elegant-in-bodily-form-all-have-long-and-pig-li-image232303228.htmlRMRDX93T–. Natural history. Zoology. 206 MAMMALIA—ORDER XI.—MARSUPIALIA. molars have a quadrangular or rounded section. In size and habits, these bandicoots, which are omnivorous, may be compared to a rabbit, which they resemble in their habit of constructing burrows in places where the soil is suitable. The true bandicoots {Perameles), of which there are about a dozen different species, are com- paratively small animals, ranging over Australia, Tasmania, Papua, and some of the neighbouring islands. While some are heavy and ungainly, and others light and elegant in bodily form, all have long and pig-li
