Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), Lamba Ness Just over 200 years ago George Low, in his visit to Shetland, reported that rabbits were only kept in islands, where they were no threat to crops. In the intervening period someone foolishly allowed them onto the Mainland of Unst.

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