Sentence examples for coat of fur from inspiring English sources

Sparky's got a thick coat of fur, but is that enough?

They can sustain high body temperatures because of their thick coat of fur, the researchers suspected.

Hair hung off the rest of its frame in long strands, more like dreadlocks than a coat of fur.

Depending on the species, the tail may be thinly or thickly furred and have a thick coat of fur that may be soft or coarse; colours range from gray to brown to black above, with lighter underparts.

If it has a bill and webbed feet like a duck, lays eggs like a bird or a reptile but also produces milk and has a coat of fur like a mammal, what could the genetics of the duck-billed platypus possibly be like?

Among those praising the book are two of Mr. Pekearo's own literary heroes: Andrew Vachss, who calls the book a "brilliant, insightful, overpowering debut," and Joe R. Lansdale, who says the novel gives the werewolf motif a "a fresh coat of fur and new sheen on its very sharp teeth".

The yak has two thick coats of fur that help it survive the cold.

Polar animals are either covered in winter coats of fur – which traps warm air close to the body – or else large quantities of fat, sometimes inches thick.

The adoption of a predatory lifestyle and the loss of the thick coating of fur that separates Homo sapiens from our primate relatives must have produced heavy selection pressure, favoring a highly primed innate immune system because frequent injuries to our thin integument would inevitably occur.

She named it the Funny Fur, because it is born hairless but soon grows a coat of curly fur that straightens & takes on a satin sheen.

Rosaki the cat had left a fine coat of white fur on the rug, a Turkoman that was otherwise a rusty red.