The usual colour of the white rabbit's eye is red.
Usually if it's a white rabbit, it would have a red eye, but if it was a brown one or black one, then the color would be black or darkish brown
his eye color was brown
Blue
there are many ways of telling the breed of a rabbit here are a few the color of the fur the lenght of the ears size eye color and markings ~Agashe
The full genotype of a White rabbit is masked by the white allele which is recessive. There are two types of white: Ruby Eyed White is a rabbit with two recessive C locus alleles (cc) and the Blue Eyed White with two recessive V locus alleles (vv). The C site is the colorsaturation site where cc represents no expression of color. This is essentially an albino rabbit. White hair, pink skin and red eyes. The cc genetics masks ALL color. The V site is at a different genetic locus than the C site. vv creates a blue eyed white rabbit. Some information at various rabbitry sites indicates that a vv rabbit may show some distinct variation in the blue eye color based on genetics at different gene loci. The Vv heterozygous animals may be normal colored or show telltale indicators that they are carriers of v.
No, I have eye floaters and I'm young, and they are black.
it's the brightest color.
blue
A deer's eye color with a white flashlight would be greenish yellow or yellow. This light is gathered by the eye while a portion is reflected back at the flashlight.
You do not need to judge a rabbit by its color. I did with my first rabbit and I ended up with a bunny that bit me and used me as a "restroom". Get a rabbit by its temperment. spend some time with the bunnies before you decide. the calmer the bunny, the more relaxed it is, the better.
Nick likes the eye color blue because it reminds him of the sea, he always went to the beach when he young.
Color is any pretty much any variance in light that is detected by the cone cells in the human eye. In physics, white is any surface that does not absorb color. Instead it reflects it all off making it appear white to the cones of the eye.