Which of the following animals is NOT listed as a dangerous wild animal in Chapter 822, Subchapter E?

The reasoning behind this choice is that a rabbit does not fall under the category of dangerous wild animals as specified in Chapter 822, Subchapter E. This legislation generally encompasses animals that pose a significant risk to human safety or ecological balance due to their size, strength, behavior, or potential for aggression.

In contrast, a bobcat, lion, and ocelot are all classified as wild animals that can be dangerous. Bobcats and ocelots are both native wild felines that could potentially pose a risk due to their predatory nature, while lions, as large predators, are known to be dangerous to humans and other animals. Rabbits, however, are domesticated animals that do not exhibit the same level of threat or aggressive behavior, making them safe and non-threatening companions when kept as pets.

Thus, the correct choice is D, as it accurately identifies an animal that does not belong to the category of dangerous wildlife designated by state regulations.