Australians hate rabbits very much. What is the reason?

In Australia, rabbits breed very fast. In Australia, from 65438 to 0926, it has reached10 billion rabbits. Rabbits eat grass, eat wildly, and eat to the point of destroying soil and water conservation. Some other animals that also eat grass are extinct or endangered because they can't eat rabbits. According to statistics, there are dozens of extinct or nearly extinct protozoa in Australia, mainly due to rabbits.

Rabbits are not native to Australia. The relationship between Australians and rabbits can be traced back to the 1970s. At that time, Thomas, a foreign immigrant, introduced 24 lovely rabbits to breed in his pasture. But what he didn't expect was that rabbits could dig holes and 24 rabbits slipped away overnight.

Because rabbits brought into Australia belong to "cave rabbits", everyone has heard that "a sly rabbit has three caves". Yes, these rabbits are super good at digging holes! Cattle, sheep and cultivators will fall into the pit every few steps forward. In order to curb the spread and reproduction of rabbits, Australians have exhausted all means and methods, which is an anecdote in the world.

Australians have tried everything from the most traditional hunting, weaving nets and blocking holes to releasing poisonous gas and carrots. In order to kill rabbits, Australians even spent seven years building three fences on the Australian mainland. Of course, eggs are useless. On and off, all kinds of carrot poisoning, spreading deadly bacteria, and even offering thousands of pounds to reward rabbit hunters, are endless.

Those rabbits that can't be killed can only be "skin injuries." After all, rabbits have six births a year, with an average of four births, and two wombs are changed. This kind of fecundity, coupled with natural hole-digging skills and running speed of 72km/h, has greatly harmed Australia without large carnivores, and the war between man and rabbit has not been completely solved so far. This reproductive ability is terrible.