BRITISH MAMMALS 
always more or less on the same spot. This habit is well known to 
rabbit catchers when setting their snares. 
Rabbits have many natural enemies, and chiefly suffer from the 
attacks of the Fox and Stoat and some of the larger birds of prey. 
The so-called Belgian Hare is only a large form of the domestic 
Rabbit, as the Hare and Rabbit have never been known to interbreed. 
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