Animal science focuses on?

• A. Livestock animals
• B. Crop genetics
• C. Forest management
• D. Pet care

Answer: (A)

Animal science studies how to raise, manage, and improve animals that are kept for human use or benefit. The primary focus is on livestock—animals such as cattle, pigs, sheep, and poultry—how they’re fed, bred, housed, and cared for to maximize health and product output like meat, milk, and eggs. Crop genetics deals with plants, forest management with forests, and pet care, while important, is typically studied in its own realm or within broader animal welfare, not the agricultural production emphasis of animal science. So the best fit is livestock animals.