They are. Rabbits are found throughout Australia. They have adapted very well to the country, and have caused considerable damage to the environment.
No, Pygmy rabbits do not live in turkey they live in north America.
Members of the rabbit family are native to every continent in the world except Australia and Antarctica. In North America, the main types of native rabbits are the cottontails, nine species of which are found north of Mexico. The rabbits usually kept as pets, however, are domestic animals descended from European rabbits. European rabbits have been introduced to many parts of the world where they are now considered an invasive species. Their introduction has been particularly problematic in places like Australia and New Zealand, where no members of the rabbit family existed previously.
Rabbits can be found pretty much everywhere these days though they originated in Europe (the European Rabbit, Oryctolagus cuniculus).There are also species of rabbit native to parts of Asia and Africa.
With the exception of the Antarctic they live on all continents.
No. Dingoes are still found in island countries to the north and northwest of Australia.
Yarrow is found in North America, Europe, and Australia.
Wild Rabbits usually live in a grassy, and wooded areas. Usually you will find rabbits anywhere, but most love to live in the country/rural areas. wild rabbits can also live in little towns and beside minor highways.
Badgers are found in Europe, western North America and South Asia. They are not found in Australia; nor have they been introduced to Australia.
The Coral Sea.
they can be found it many wparts of Africa
Papua New Guinea can be found just north of Australia.
No, a bob cat is found in North American.