You could say they are endemic – meaning very common or strongly established in a place or situation.īut are they a typically British wild animal? It's probably true in other countries too. But you're right when you say rabbits are everywhere in the UK.
Well, you’ll have to wait until the end of the programme to find out. I know rabbits are everywhere in the UK but not 37 million of them – so I'll go for b) 3,750,000. In the last rabbit survey in 1995, how many were estimated to exist in the UK? Is it. Well, I'll tell you what I am a fan of and that is your quiz questions – so what are you going to ask me today? But we'll be telling you more about rabbits shortly. Well, not everyone is a fan of them – by not a fan of I mean they don't like them. Rabbits! Cute, adorable and fluffy – what's not to like about a rabbit? But there is an animal people often associate with Easter. Well, yes chocolate Easter eggs are an obvious symbol of Easter. Rob, when we think of Easter, what do you think of? Note: This is not a word for word transcript Someone who deceives people to get what they want Transcript Something that has two opposing characteristics making it hard to understand Very common or strongly established in a place or situationĪn underground area where rabbits live, but also a building or a part of a town where there are lots of confusing passageways or streets where it is easy to get lostĪn animal that hunts and kills another animal
Listen to the programme to find out the answer. Neil and Rob talk about these furry animals and teach you related vocabulary. Rabbits are cute and fluffy and a most adorable creature for some, but others find it a pest that can multiply rapidly and cause problems. Even in literature rabbits have been represented in very different ways: from the sweet characters of Beatrix Potter, to tricksters like Peter Rabbit. The animal people often associate with Easter is not free from controversy.
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