What does the term 'fringes' specifically denote in certain rabbit breeds?

The term 'fringes' specifically refers to the wool that is found on the ears of certain rabbit breeds. This characteristic is particularly associated with breeds such as the Angora, where the wool or fur can appear quite luxurious and is an important feature of their overall appearance. The distinctive fringe of wool on the ears enhances the breed's aesthetic quality and is often groomed to accentuate its fluffy texture. In contrast, other features such as wool on the body, feet, or tail pertain to different aspects of fur type or breed characteristics but do not specifically align with the definition of 'fringes.'