What does "Wall Eyes" refer to in rabbits?

"Wall Eyes" refers specifically to eyes in rabbits that appear glazed due to a light iris. This condition is characterized by a lack of pigmentation in the iris, giving the eyes a pale or whitish appearance that can make them look glassy or dull. This condition is sometimes associated with certain breeds or genetic traits, leading to variations in eye color and appearance.

The other options do not accurately describe "Wall Eyes." While very bright-colored eyes might draw attention, they don't convey the same visual quality. Dark conjunctivitis, on the other hand, refers to inflammation rather than the characteristic glazing associated with "Wall Eyes." Additionally, while some rabbits may have eyesight issues, this is not what "Wall Eyes" indicates; it specifically points to a visual appearance rather than a functional problem with sight.