Pet Rabbits Turn Into Invasive Feral Pests in the Wilderness

In the wild, domestic rabbits can become invasive feral pests, causing significant ecological and economic damage, researchers reveal how. Short Summary: Study finds feral rabbits thrive due to mixed domestic and wild genetic origins. Rabbits becoming feral cause severe environmental and economic impacts. Insights into rabbit genetics may help manage invasive populations. Domestic rabbits, widely…

RHDV2 Spreads Through Wyoming’s Wild Rabbits, WGFD Calls for Public Assistance

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) urges residents to be vigilant and report dead rabbits as Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus 2 (RHDV2) spreads through the state’s wild rabbit population. Short Summary: RHDV2 is a highly contagious and fatal disease affecting Wyoming’s wild rabbits. WGFD calls for public assistance in reporting dead rabbits to monitor…

Massive Fire Claims Lives of Hundreds of Pets at Bangkok’s Chatuchak Market

A devastating fire engulfed Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok, leading to the tragic death of hundreds of caged animals on Tuesday. The fire swiftly spread through more than 100 shops in the market’s pet section, resulting in significant losses. Short Summary: A massive fire broke out at the pet section of Chatuchak Weekend Market. Hundreds…

Hampton Roads faces surge in rabbit population

Residents across Hampton Roads are reporting unusually high numbers of rabbit sightings this summer, hinting at a possible increase in the local rabbit population. Short Summary: Increased rabbit sightings across Hampton Roads. Milder winters and fewer predators contribute to the rise. Rabbit population cycles include significant “boom” years. Signs of a Rabbit Surge This summer…