Rabbits introduced into Australia in the 1800s led to overpopulation, competition for resources, and eventual population decline due to a virus.
Rabbits were introduced into Australia in the 1800s without natural predators, leading to an explosive population growth due to abundant resources.
As a result, the rabbit population began to overpopulate greatly, competing with other animals for resources such as forage plants, affecting agriculture and ecosystems.
The introduction of a virus in 1950, the myxoma virus, caused a significant decline in the rabbit population, allowing for ecosystem recovery.
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