Rabbit And Fox

It is a C# program that runs a simulation of a predator-prey model for foxes and rabbits.
The assumptions in setting up such a model are:
1.The rabbit population tends to exhibit exponential growth unless it is held in check by a predator or overcrowding.
2.Foxes eat rabbits at a rate proportional to the number of encounters between foxes and rabbits.
3.Fox growth rate is determined by the amount of rabbits they eat (foxes tend to reproduce faster if they are well fed) and their physiological efficiency of converting energy gained by ingestion of prey to reproduction (simply put: the efficiency of converting eaten rabbits into new baby foxes).
4.Fox mortality is determined by natural death processes.