A STUDY of the biology of the European rabbit-flea (Spilopsyllus cuniculi) was commenced by this department when it became apparent that it was an important vector of myxomatosis in Great Britain.

LITTLE reliable information is available on the breeding cycle of the wild rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) in New Zealand, though there is a widely held popular belief, quoted by Marshall 1 ...

Rabbits are the UK's third most popular pets, but according to welfare charities they are also the most neglected. A group of animal lovers hope to change that, by holding a festival to celebrate ...

"Bilbies are one of Australia’s most popular native marsupial species, but sadly also one of its most threatened, so those that look after bilbies are very important." ...

The heart-shaped island can be walked across in under 10 minutes as it's so small, but tourists will face one catch when ...

AS Britain shivered, I was wandering along a sandy beach in Cyprus in dazzling 21C sunshine. At the water’s edge, a family ...

Rabbits are currently the third most popular pet in the US — but not for long. Petco will stop selling rabbits after animal groups accused the pet retailer of “blatant betrayal.” On Tuesday, ...

Petco is eliminating the ability to buy pet rabbits following criticism that the practice led to regretful owners overwhelmed by the care needed for the cotton-tailed companions. Petco announced ...

The members of the European Council are the heads of state or government of the 27 EU member states, the European Council President and the President of the European Commission.

RAYMEG Consultants Private Limited (Raymeg) has launched rabbit sausages, marking yet another groundbreaking milestone for ...

It’s been a few months since I first picked up the Rabbit R1 to see if it could help me in everyday life. At launch, the answer was a firm no — the companion only had a few integrations ...

Around 5,000 people of the 100,000 who bought the Rabbit R1 are using the device at any given moment, five months after the device launched. That’s straight from the mouth of Rabbit founder ...