Which breed is described as belt around the middle and low fat content around 2%?

• A. Belted Galloway
• B. Dexter
• C. Texas Longhorn
• D. Simmental

Answer: (A)

The key idea is identifying a breed by a distinctive physical pattern and its typical fat content. The Belted Galloway is famous for the white belt that runs around the middle of a dark body, which is its most recognizable feature. It’s also noted for producing leaner beef, with relatively low fat content around about 2%, matching the description given. The other breeds don’t combine this midsection belt with the described lean fat profile: Dexter cattle are small and solid-colored more often, Texas Longhorn is known for its long horns rather than a midbody belt, and Simmental typically lacks the belt and has different color patterns and fat characteristics. So the belt pattern plus the lean fat content point clearly to the Belted Galloway.