Sentence examples for coarser fur from inspiring English sources

It resembles the North American raccoon but has shorter, coarser fur.

Among northern foxes, the North American varieties generally have the silkiest guard hairs, while most Eurasian red foxes have coarser fur.

Older dogs tend to have thicker and coarser fur that can sometimes also be oilier.

Their short, coarse fur is grizzled yellowish buff to reddish or rich cinnamon.

It has coarse fur that is gray to reddish or brown with lighter underparts and light facial markings.

Their dense, coarse fur ranges from gray to brown on the upperparts and whitish to gray on the underparts.

Other light features (often including its muzzle and feet) contrast with its black coat of short, coarse fur.

While its flank and back were well protected with thick, coarse, fur, only a smattering of hair covered its belly, so that its pink skin showed through.

The coarse fur is dark brown to reddish brown or blackish on the head and back and whitish or buff on the sides.

The coarse fur of burros, smooth water pipes, feathery palms in the bank lobby, crisply pressed stylish clothing -- all of these contrast with the gritty desert that is bound to win the town back when boom goes bust.

The coarse fur of the red acouchy (Myoprocta acouchy) is dark chestnut red or orange on the sides of the body and legs and black or dark red on the rump; underparts range from dark red to orange.