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In Scandinavia, the four main blood types are distributed with approximately 40-45 percent blood type A, the majority of whom are so-called RhD positive and 10-15 percent RhD negative, followed by blood type O with about 40 percent, B with about 10 percent and AB with about 5 percent.

The disease, also referred to as RHD, causes sudden death and is highly contagious among the animals, spreading through contact with infected rabbits, meat, fur or other materials.

RHD can survive on clothing or carcasses for months and can also be spread by fleas, flies and mosquitoes.

Rabbits might not display symptoms before they die from RHD.

Domestic rabbits suspected of having RHD should be isolated, and rabbit owners should notify their veterinarian and the the Idaho State Department of Agriculture.