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ID: 519 ~ Source: Boyd C. Pratt, Shaun Hubbard, Louisa Nishitani
https://www.historylink.org/File/11018 ~ Creator: Boyd C. Pratt, Shaun Hubbard, Louisa Nishitani
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~ Date: 1960s

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Advertisement for the Bunny Car that carried hunters who rounded up rabbits on San Juan Island in nets.

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Rabbit Invasion on San Juan Island – How a Cute Invasive Species Caused Decades of Destruction on San Juan Island

By Brooke Nicholson

Rabbits have a reputation in San Juan Island Historical National Park due to their population explosion. The European rabbits are a non-native, invasive species and accounts of their introduction differ, but generally agree they were first…