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Oof. No, farming them for meat means breeding them which practically guarantees their escape into the wild as an invasive pest. I could see the argument for k
by Pxtl 9y ago
Oof. No, farming them for meat means breeding them which practically guarantees their escape into the wild as an invasive pest.
I could see the argument for keeping a fixed one as a pet because there's no risk if a fixed one escapes... But even then, that would still create cottage industry of breeding them, and that's bad.
- limeblack 9y agoThis doesn't pertain to Australia, but if you have served in the peace corps(unless something has changed) rabbits used to be fairly popular animals to give people in third world counties. It produces lots of offspring(if you are lucky enough for them to breed) which is probably its biggest benefit.
- ci5er 9y ago> if you are lucky enough for them to breed Lucky? How do you stop them?
- DonHopkins 9y agoCut off their feet, that reduces their luck.