Considerations. The most common organisms in the normal bacterial flora that inhabits the large intestine are anaerobes (Bacteroides, gram-positive rods, and gram-positive cocci), gram-negative enteric organisms, and Enterococcus faecalis. Using differential selective media and enrichment cultures, normal flora can be differentiated.
Rabbits by nature are cold weather animals. They can easily tolerate temperatures at 32 degrees Fahrenheit or lower providing they have shelter from the wind and wet conditions. They have trouble tolerating temperatures above 85 degrees Fahrenheit and must be kept out of direct sun light during the summer months.
They do not pose a great threat to people for two reasons. First, you generally can see the worms. If there are worms crawling out of my rabbit I'm not eating it. Second, worms are killed by heat. If you cook the rabbit until it is 160 degrees, all the worms (and anything else) will be dead. A drop in outdoor temperature may prevent worms from spreading to another rabbit, but once the bunny has them, he has them.