[Answer] Automobile accidents are more likely to involve which color car?

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...A 20-year study completed in 2013 concluded that black cars are more likely to be in an automobile accident - up to 47 percent more likely - than any other color car. It is the low visibility of these black cars that makes them more vulnerable, especially at dusk. But it isn't all bad news for black cars: during daylight, these cars are only 12 percent more likely to be in an accident than white cars. The study found white cars the safest to drive because of their higher visibility in all light levels. Source: Reference.com

[Answer] 5. Which of the following European mammals has a protective habit that makes them vulnerable to car accidents?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Which of the following European mammals has a protective habit that makes them vulnerable to car accidents?"

...1. Migratory woodland caribou 2. White rhinoceros 3. Indian elephant 4. Common hedgehog The common hedgehog, also known as European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus), is about 20-30 cm long and has the habit of rolling up whenever it finds itself threatened. Its long spines protect the hedgehog from most predators, but unfortunately these are no protection to modern traffic. Hedgehogs live throughout West and North Europe, including suburban areas. They live on invertebrates (especially slugs and ground beetles), young birds, bird eggs or whatever they can find. If they find dry food for cats, it is a real feast. Hedgehogs are not threatened with extinction. The other options don't live in Europe in the wild. The caribou is native to North America (especially Canada), while the white rhinoceros is typically found in South Africa. The Indian elephant inhabits India, China and South-East Asia.

[Answer] Automobile accidents are more likely to involve which color car?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Automobile accidents are more likely to involve which color car?"

...A 20-year study completed in 2013 concluded that black cars are more likely to be in an automobile accident - up to 47 percent more likely - than any other color car. It is the low visibility of these black cars that makes them more vulnerable, especially at dusk. But it isn't all bad news for black cars: during daylight, these cars are only 12 percent more likely to be in an accident than white cars. The study found white cars the safest to drive because of their higher visibility in all light levels. Source: Reference.com