Sentence examples for longer ears from inspiring English sources

In general, hares have longer ears and longer hind feet than rabbits.

He looks very similar – like Mickey as a rabbit, with longer ears.

The camera's close proximity causes faces to look unflatteringly distorted: noses look longer, ears smaller, and foreheads more sloping than in reality.

Only bucks with gopher ears are accepted for breeding, as bucks with elf ears may sire "throwback" kids with standard longer ears.

The European brown is "taller and lankier" than the Irish one, with longer ears, and sandy in colour rather than displaying the reddish brown of the native.

It also lacks the dark dorsal stripe of the Bengal slow loris, has dark brown fur, and longer ears.

The Long-tufted Screech-Owl has longer ear-tufts and is much larger and heavier.

Black-capped Screech-Owl is slightly larger than the Tropical Screech-Owl and has a dark, nearly uniform crown, a whitish fringe surrounding the hindneck, longer ear-tufts, and less herringbone-like patterns below.

The Canada lynx (L. canadensis) is similar to the bobcat in appearance but can be identified by its longer legs, wider feet, longer ear tufts, and more prominent black-tipped tail.

In many respects an inadequately known species, the Long-tufted Screech-Owl is clearly closely related to the morphologically similar Black-capped Screech-Owl (Megascops atricapilla), although it is reportedly larger, bulkier and has more powerful talons than the latter, as well as having longer ear tufts.

The longer EAR was illustrated by the time to recover to 50% being significantly extended.