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Q: What is the value of a 1970 rabbit fur coat from Berman's?
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What do you call bunny fur?

If the rabbit fur was skinned already, you could call it a skin, pelt, fur. If it's still on a breathing, live rabbit, it's called a coat. It's OK to just call it rabbit fur.


How do bunny maintain homeostasis?

A rabbit is able to maintain homeostasis with its fur coat and the ability to shiver.


Why do rabbits lose there for?

If you mean lose their fur then I can help you. Rabbit lose their fur when they moult. Moulting happens about twice a year and is when the old fur dies and falls out, but it is replaced with new fur. Rabbits have 2 types of coat: a thick one for winter, and a thinner one for summer. The winter coat is darker and the summer coat is lighter, because light colour reflect the heat so the rabbit won't get too hot.


How do you tell rabbit from mink fur?

While there is tremendous color variation in both domestic rabbits and domestic mink Rabbit fur and mink fur are nothing alike. Rabbit fur is finer, softer and the undercoat is a lighter version of the hair coat. The color of a wild rabbit is usually yellowish to tan-brown with agouti banding. Mink fur has a much thicker hair shaft and the color appears to be consistent along the length of the shaft. The color of a wild mink is reddish to chocolate. The mink hair coat is designed for water resistance as well and has an "oilier" feel to it because mink spend time near and in water.


Does the angora rabbit have the same adaptations as a rabbit?

The Angora rabbit is just one specific breed of rabbit and has the same basic physical features as any other rabbit. There are some differences between breeds such as overall size, length and shape of the ears, and length and texture of the coat. Specifically, the Angora is a domestic breed valued for it's long, soft fur, has longer, tapered ears, and is generally considered medium-sized, although covering a wide weight range between the smallest and the largest varieties of Angora.