IPA: /rɛks/
KK: /rɛks/
A type of animal, such as a domestic rabbit or cat, that has a genetic variation causing its fur to be very short or missing altogether.
The rex rabbit is known for its soft, velvety fur due to its unique genetic trait.
Rex is derived from Latin 'rex' (meaning king or ruler). The word directly refers to a sovereign or monarch, emphasizing authority and leadership.
Think of 'rex' as the Latin word for king, which helps you remember that it signifies a ruler or leader.