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Australia

We live in the city of Melbourne (admittedly the city boundary is our back fence), and we daily have a mob of 30 over our fence daily.

It’s a fantastic thing for our otherwise dinosaur loving (and Viking like) grandson. He’s just 18 months old and can say kangaroo. But usually says “boing” as they go past.
 
arthwollipot said:
Problem is there isn't anything else that actually eats them. And they breed like... um... what's a good simile here?
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There is a large park that was opened near me that is reclaimed farmland. Beautiful job with large open lawns. 20 years later those lawns area literally covered in rabbit ◊◊◊◊.
 
This thread very obviously belongs in conspiracy theories. I spend a lot of time outdoors, so I know that nothing out there is dangerous - yes, a moose once bit my sister, but that only happened that one time - and all these weird critters are just signs of your utterly bizarre, not to say sick, minds. Except for rabbits, of course, but they are cute and soft and cuddly, and not a threat to anybody! That's what gives it away, really, pretending that sweet little bunnies could ever hurt anyone!

Really, people. What's next? Some New Zealander claiming that cats are a threat to some "wingless bird with hairy feathers", or something? I wasn't born yesterday, i'll have you know!
 
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