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Rabbits also threaten some of our native burrowing animals, such as the bilby and the burrowing bettong, by moving into their existing burrows and competing for food.
It's the bilby, which is an endangered marsupial that lives in the desert.— BBC (UK) Homepage main promotional content
Instead, the nation uses the Easter holiday to celebrate one of its most endemic, and most endangered species, the greater bilby (— Scientific American
Easter bilby, "Australia's Environmental Minister Peter Garrett, former frontman for the band Midnight Oil, recently told schoolchildren.— Scientific American
Another bilby species, the lesser bilby (Macrotis leucura in the 1950s.— Scientific American
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