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Rabbits Have Been Around Longer Than Had Previously Been Thought
- Thread starter Jack's-Jane
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
To be honest I had never considered that hutch kept Rabbits eat their fecal poo. In the article and in an interview with Prof Sykes on Radio 4 this morning the issue of Rabbits producing two different types of poo was not highlighted.
Wow did you see it also said the oldest rabbit was 18 years and 11 months old. 
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I'm fairly certain James (historian) knew the Romans brought rabbits over to England. I won't ask because I may get an hour's explanation. :lol:
. I'm fairly certain James (historian) knew the Romans brought rabbits over to England. I won't ask because I may get an hour's explanation. :lol:
kattymieoww
Warren Veteran
Seen on breakfast this morning.Compared the bone to a hares and a modern rabbit.Much smaller.She said hares were plentiful in Britain then and the Romans consumed them.
Maybe it was hares already here.
I know there was evidence the Romans used central heating, which was a form of under floor heating.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Wow did you see it also said the oldest rabbit was 18 years and 11 months old.
I'm fairly certain James (historian) knew the Romans brought rabbits over to England. I won't ask because I may get an hour's explanation. :lol:
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