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Assume there is no hunting
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IF two rabbits had offspring and the offspring had offspring and so on. How many rabbits would there be in 5 years ?? -
More than my stock of Shot shells, 3 Million.Comment
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When I got to 20, I started to unzip my pants, but the wife stopped me.
So my guess will just have to be 20!
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a loose estimate of 486,723,967.Comment
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Are you counting just the ones that the offspring females actually birth, or also the ones that the offspring males sire? As if I have any idea to begin with. 50,000 is my guess.Comment
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Since only one rabbit in 20 lives to see his first birthday, in five year's time, there would only be the last two generations still living.
But that would be plenty, say 10,000.Comment
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Probably a few more then there were in 4 years. But until I learn the significence of the inquiry, I am not going to put much thought into it ! The number might be beyond what my limited brain capacity can handle !Originally posted by jhjimbo View PostComment
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Assume there is no hunting, as in..........?
1. Would there still be a reason for rabbits ?
2. Would people still need to own guns ?
3. Would rabbits be much happier ?
4. Would that lessen the need for momma and poppa rabbit to wonder where the kids were ?
5. Would that in any way affect the words of “bim bam thank you maam”?
6. Would this in any way get the media off of Trump’s back ?
I am afraid this question is too open ended for a intelligent answer, or one that would appease even those who might be interested. But there are always other questions to stir the interest of trivia followers ! So enter again and often.Comment
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The answer is 350,000.Comment
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