Rabbit population problem

The rabbit population problem explores how rabbit numbers grow over time, often starting with a few and expanding rapidly. Typically, rabbits reproduce quickly, with each pair producing multiple offspring in a short period. Mathematically, this growth can be modeled using formulas like exponential or Fibonacci sequences, showing how populations can suddenly increase if resources are abundant. The problem highlights concepts of reproduction rates, resource limits, and population dynamics, illustrating how populations grow, stabilize, or decline under varying conditions—important for understanding ecological balance and managing wildlife or agriculture.