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Friday, October 02, 2026
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Animal migration story.
ReplyDeleteThat's how many animal species, including humans migrate to new terrains.
ReplyDeleteE plenty 😳😳😳
ReplyDeleteI guess this is one of the areas where the expression "breed like rabbits" came from.
ReplyDeleteYou're so right anonymous
DeleteWow 😳
ReplyDeleteTrue to their name .
ReplyDeleteThe text in the image contains a slight historical inaccuracy regarding the number of rabbits released: Thomas Austin actually released 24 European rabbits (12 pairs of wild rabbits and some domestic ones) in 1859 rather than 13, though the estimated peak population reaching into the billions by the 1920s is a widely cited historical figure for Australia's severe rabbit plague.
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Come to think of it, 1859-1920 is 61 whole years