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What is the undercoat of a rabbit?

  1. The outermost layer of fur

  2. The colorful layer of fur

  3. The finest ware

  4. The finer fur next to the skin

The correct answer is: The finer fur next to the skin

The undercoat of a rabbit refers to the finer fur that grows next to their skin, providing them with insulation to keep warm. Option A, the outermost layer of fur, is incorrect because that layer is known as the guard hairs and is coarser in texture. Option B, the colorful layer of fur, is incorrect because not all rabbits have colorful fur and this does not accurately describe the undercoat. Option C, the finest ware, is incorrect because "ware" does not refer to fur in this context. Option D, the finer fur next to the skin, is the correct answer because it accurately describes the undercoat of a rabbit and why it is important for their warmth and comfort.