Rabbits take over the bilby's habitat by eating the native vegetation which forms part of the bilby's diet. Bilbies feed on tubers, among other things, and because rabbits eat almost any vegetation, they eat the part of the tuber above the ground, and this kills the plant. Rabbits also dig shallow burrows in the ground. These destabilise the soil, meaning that the burrows cave in on the bilbies' burrows below, often causing the bilbies to suffocate.
If your rabbits teeth are over grown then you should get something for them to gnaw on, if this fails take them to the vet and see what they say
Woodlice, also known as woodlouse, has over a thousand different species. Due to this the temperature of a habitat it would take to affect it varies.
Rabbits typically take about 6 months to mature and reach adulthood.
It could, but just because rabbits are rabbits, don't count on it. Learning to palpate the rabbits between 10-14days is helpful.
How long does it take for "what" to get used to its habitat?
Well, honey, in 1860, rabbits didn't have real estate agents to keep track of their land grabs. So, I can't give you an exact number of square miles those fluffy hooligans took over. But I can tell you that rabbits are pretty good at multiplying like, well, rabbits, so I'm sure they found a cozy spot to call their own.
the ones that are allergic to every animal except rabbits
do you mean raBBits
take it to the vet
The rabbits pulse is easiest found on the central artery in the rabbits ear but can also be found on the rabbits femeral artery. good luck trying to take it my rabbits beats to fast to count.
They eat all the food or the species that live there. And possible take over and kill things
take it to a vet