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Why are you so much more likely to see a rabbit than a lion when you’re out on a hike?
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Why are you so much more likely to see a rabbit than a lion when you’re out on a hike?

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Because quantity of rabbits is much greater than lions.

Population of lion is less while population of rabbits is more

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