The precious skins of beavers, muskrats, seals, minks and foxes etc, are used as luxury furs and in:
Correct answer: D. Leather industry
- A. Textile industry
- B. Soap industry
- C. Chemical industry
- D. Leather industry
Explanation
Skins of species such as mink, fox, beaver and seal are processed into fur and leather products, making the leather industry the best listed option. Their main luxury use is fur, but no separate fur industry appears among the choices.
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