Answer:
Australian agriculture loses more than $115 million a year because of rabbit overgrazing.
Step-by-step explanation:
Rabbit overgrazing is a big problem in Australia and since their introduction in the 19th century they have caused massive ecological and agriculture damage in the country.
There are millions of Rabbits in the country and while Australia has a huge landmass there is comparatively little agriculture. Rabbits are able to plunder these crops for food and their huge numbers mean it becomes very difficult to stop them.
Australia does have a well-established dairy and meat industry, but it is depended on grazable land. If the amount of crops decreases, it has a direct negative impact on animals and the dairy industry.
Today, while many jurisdictions in Australia have banned them, they still account for over $115 million in damages every year.