Wall-Eyes in Buffalo Breed
Wall-eyes are a peculiarity of which buffalo breed?
- Murrah
- Bhadawari
- Nili-Ravi — Correct Answer
- Surti
Explanation:
Correct Answer: Nili-Ravi
Nili-Ravi buffalo (also known as Panch-kalyani/Panchbhadra) from Ferozpur, Punjab, is characterized by wall-eyes — a condition where the iris is pale or whitish, giving the eye a distinctive appearance.
Key Features of Nili-Ravi
- Wall-eyes (distinctive pale iris)
- Also known as Panch-kalyani/Panchbhadra (five white markings)
- Minimum fat percentage (4%) among buffalo breeds
- Origin: Ferozpur, Punjab
Why Other Options Are Wrong
- Murrah: Jet black colour, tightly curled horns — no wall-eyes.
- Bhadawari: Copper colour body, highest fat (14%), wedge-shaped body.
- Surti: Sickle-shaped horns, from Gujarat.
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