Episode 259: The Way of the Rabbit w/Mark Hawthorne

Episode 259: The Way of the Rabbit w/Mark Hawthorne

We welcome author Mark Hawthorne on the podcast to discuss everything about rabbits. We often do not realize just how much rabbits influence our daily lives. They are woven into so many of our own cultures and are actually living near many of us in most areas of the world. Mark shares his vast knowledge on rabbits, giving insights into their history, conservation, why they are considered pests in Australia, some of their folklore and so much more. Much of this is in his new book The Way of the Rabbit, which is a must read if you have the slightest interest in these special animals. You can learn more about Mark Hawthorne by visiting his website HERE You can learn more about The Way of the Rabbit by visiting HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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