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Former research scientist Dr Brian Coman talks about the ways rabbits have influenced his life, from a source of childhood pocket money to the focus of later work as a field pest controller. Dr Coman explains how poison bait layers -- including an example now in the National Museum's collection -- have been deployed to combat feral populations of European rabbits in Australia's farmlands. Recorded at Lanyon Woolshed on the Murrumbidgee River, near Canberra, June 2013. More on the National Museum's collections and stories about people's interaction with the environment: http://www.nma.gov.au/pate