Mānana Island is located off Kaupō Beach near Makapuʻu, on the eastern end of Oahu. It's called "Rabbit Island" because its shape resembles a rabbit's head when viewed from the shore, and it was once inhabited by rabbits.
A colony of rabbits, introduced in the 1880s, lived on the island for many years, but they were eventually removed because they were harmful to the ecosystem.
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