What situation would NOT cause a disease outbreak in wild bunnies?

Food availability plays a crucial role in the health and sustainability of wild bunny populations. When food is abundant, rabbits can maintain a healthier and more stable population, which enables them to reproduce successfully and resist disease outbreaks. A rich food supply helps ensure that populations can thrive and supports their immune systems, thus reducing the likelihood of diseases spreading. In contrast, famine, drought, and high population density can create stress and weaken the overall health of the animals, making them more susceptible to disease and thus likely causing an outbreak. Consequently, the presence of adequate food availability acts as a buffer against the factors that could lead to an outbreak, establishing why this scenario would not contribute to such a situation.