The other is the European rabbit, a small and speedy invader that has spread across the continent, often wreaking environmental havoc and creating its own networks of tunnels. How do we know where ...

Created more than 2400 years ago, this hidden world disappeared for 55 years, only to be rediscovered in 2005.

The last few weeks have been brutal for wildlife. Cold is one thing, but heavy wind is another. Add a whole lot of rain and ...

we replaced his hutch with an enclosure that was larger and contains features that mimic a rabbit’s natural habitat. These include tunnels where he can feel safe, objects to climb on and hide ...

To escape predators and raise their young, some species, such as the European rabbit, dig extensive tunnels or “warrens” in the ground. In North America, only two rabbits dig their own burrows ...