What term is used for rabbits that are participating in a particular show?

The term "entry" is used to refer to rabbits that are participating in a particular show. In the context of a fair or competition, an "entry" signifies an animal that has been registered and is actively competing in the event. This term encompasses not only rabbits but also other animals that are brought to shows for judging and exhibition.

Each entry is evaluated based on breed standards, conformation, and other specific criteria set out by the show organizers. This ensures that there is a structured and fair process for judging the animals. The use of "entry" helps clarify the status of the rabbits in the show context, distinguishing them from those not participating.

The other terms do not fit this context. "Eye circle" refers to a specific trait or marking in certain rabbit breeds, while "embryo" pertains to the developmental stage of an organism before birth and is not relevant to show classification. "Elimination" often pertains to the process of removing animals from consideration in competitions but does not denote the participating rabbits themselves.