Are there rabbits in Fiji

Answer 1

Rabbits are not native to Fiji, and there are no wild rabbit populations on the islands. Due to the unique ecosystem of Fiji and its isolation from other landmasses, rabbits were never introduced to the region. Any rabbits in Fiji would likely be found in captivity or as pets, rather than in the wild.

Answer 2

Yes.You can see dolphins when sailing between Fiji's two major islands, Viti Levu And Vanua Levu.Along coastal areas in certain parts of Fiji,you can find porpoise swimming close to the shore.Porpoise is a marine mammal similar to a dolphin.

Answer 3

No. There are no monkeys in the Fiji Islands. Travellers should be aware of what types of pets/animals are allowed in the country. The only monkey in Fiji is "Veetee or Viti" and he lives in Kula Bird Park, Sigatoka. He is considered to be the only monkey in the whole of the South Pacific.

Answer 4

Of course, yes there are forests in Fiji. In fact, Fiji's forest is a home to more than 100 different types of shrubs, flowers, insects and are undisturbed by man.

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Fiji is an Island. Bound to have forests.

Answer 5

yes they do but it depends where their are like what kind of place there in because there being instinct sorryyy!!

Answer 6

no there arn`t any land snakes but there is sea snakes that suck you blood until you wack them off. i suggest not going to Fiji if are wanting 2 got swimming.

Answer 7

No. There are no koalas in Fiji. Koalas are endemic to Australia alone.

Answer 8

humans and dinosaurs

Answer 9

Yea, i think