Which of the following does a Livestock Floater cover?

A Livestock Floater provides coverage specifically for animals, including livestock, that may be killed or injured while they are being transported. This type of coverage is particularly important for farmers and ranchers who frequently move their animals from one location to another, whether it's for selling, breeding, or transporting them for other agricultural purposes.

By covering animals in transit, the Livestock Floater ensures that the insured is financially protected against potential losses that could occur due to accidents, injuries, or fatalities during transport. The focus on transportation distinguishes this type of insurance from other kinds that may cover equipment or livestock solely on the premises.

Regarding the other options, a Livestock Floater does not limit coverage only to livestock on the insured premises, nor does it cover all farm equipment regardless of use, which can be covered by different types of policies. Additionally, it does not apply to fish and aquatic animals, as these are typically covered by separate policies specifically designed for aquatic livestock.