What would happen to a population of rabbits if their natural predators were removed from their habitat?

Their population would increase as there wouldn’t be any predator eating the rabbits. This means many rabbits can survive & reproduce successfully

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A lot would happen long term, but short term, their population would explode.

Explanation:
Long term, the rabbit population would first grow out of control, then a new natural predator or sickness/lack of food and space would kill off most of the rabbits till they get back to a controlled number.

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