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Any animal raised and cared for closely by humans is going to be unprepared for that. It’s cruel.

• Steltek 5y ago
  My point was that the majority of rabbits around me appear to be born wild, not released or escaped. In spite of the numerous coyotes, hawks, etc, you'll find plenty of them, year after year, like squirrels or chipmunks. 0daystock was making an absolute statement as if dozens of people in my neighborhood are releasing rabbits every year. That may be the case in some areas but I doubt it holds here.
• Zircom 5y ago
  Eh, cats usually adapt pretty well when transitioning from house cat -> stray cat, but they're probably an outlier as they're predators themselves.
  • leephillips 5y ago
    That’s because a house cat is just a stray cat that’s decided to let you feed it for a while.