Senior 4-H Rabbit Practice Exam

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What defines a 'litter' in rabbit terminology?

  1. A single newborn

  2. A pair of rabbits

  3. 2 or more kits being raised together

  4. A group of adult rabbits

The correct answer is: 2 or more kits being raised together

A "litter" in rabbit terminology refers to a group of two or more kits (baby rabbits) being raised together by their mother. Option A, a single newborn, does not constitute as a litter. Option B, a pair of rabbits, is more commonly referred to as a "bonded pair" or "breeding pair." Option D, a group of adult rabbits, is not a litter as adult rabbits do not typically stay together in groups.

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