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When European explorers first set foot on Australia, there wasn’t a single rabbit on that continent. Yet within two centuries, rabbits abounded in Australia to such an extent that Australia was the world’s number-one producer of rabbit pelts, and was desperately trying to stamp out the creatures. Rabbits were introduced in Austr
