how would a harsh winter most likely affect the rabbit population size
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as rabbit's are warm blooded animals but they don't able to manage their body temperature according to their choice they need to maintain body temp. if want to survive so they hibernate and so some of the old rabbit are seen out
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The effect of harsh winter on rabbit population would be that the population of rabbits decreases because of less availability of food.
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In harsh winters, the availability of food will be less because in winters plants usually do not have a good time. Rabbits spread quickly and so there won’t be much food left for all rabbits.
Rabbits are herbivores and plants in winter die quickly leading to shortage of food for the rabbits. This would eventually reduce the population of rabbits.
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