Senior 4-H Rabbit Practice Exam

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What is a dewlap?

A veterinary procedure.
A genetic disorder.
A fold of loose skin under the chin.
A type of rabbit feed.

The correct answer is: A fold of loose skin under the chin.

A dewlap is a fold of loose skin located under the chin. It is a common characteristic in certain species of animals such as rabbits, chickens, and lizards. This feature helps in thermoregulation and is more prominent in females. Option A and D are incorrect because a dewlap is not a veterinary procedure nor a type of rabbit feed. Option B is incorrect as a dewlap is not a genetic disorder.