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things we can do to help increase their population

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things we can do to help increase their population

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conservation camps and help reduce how much work we do on the habititat they live in

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the reason they were becoming endangered

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the reason they were becoming endangered

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Volcano rabbits are an endangered species endemic to Mexico. ... Human activity in the area has had a great impact upon the preferred habitat of the volcano rabbit.

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population size of R. diazi was between 2,478 and 12,120 increasing

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The volcanic soil is dark and very rocky. The volcano rabbit is an unusual rabbit species, and resembles pikas in many ways. It is the only member of its genus, and is one of the smallest of all rabbits, with short ears, short legs and no visible tail. The dark fur on the back and flanks has yellowish hairs mixed in

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Romerolagus diazi

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volcano rabbit

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East of Mexico City on volcano sides