Senior 4-H Rabbit Practice Exam

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What are shadow bars?

  1. A type of cage

  2. Faded color bars on feet and legs

  3. A grooming tool

  4. A feeding technique

The correct answer is: Faded color bars on feet and legs

Shadow bars, also known as color blur bars or fawn bar legislators, are a common coloring pattern found on the feet and legs of certain animals such as horses, cows, and cats. These patterns typically have a faded, shadow-like appearance and are caused by a dilution of the animal's base color. Option A, a type of cage, is incorrect as it is not related to this specific coloring pattern. Option C, a grooming tool, is also incorrect as this has nothing to do with the animal's physical appearance. Option D, a feeding technique, is also incorrect as shadow bars are not caused by a specific feeding method.

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