Rabbit Island Faces Ecological Crisis Due to Tourist Feeding Practices

Unregulated tourist feeding on Japan's Okunoshima has reportedly led to a population surge among rabbits, causing ecological damage and altering wildlife behavior on the island.

Reported by Times of India

By AUZZ Newsdesk (Times of India)

Published Thursday 30 July 2026 at 5:30 pm AEST 2 min read

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