Aside from their patterned fur, they have distinct physical characteristics that are recognised by TICA (The International Cat Association), including rounded noses, defined muzzles, long toes and muscular, powerful physiques.
As an adaptation to the climate, Arctic foxes have short rounded ears, a short muzzle, and fur-covered soles.
They have soft fur, pointed muzzles, and rounded ears.
The fisher has a weasellike body, bushy tail, tapered muzzle, and low, rounded ears.
The slender loris (Loris tardigradus, now generally classified as two or more species) of India and Sri Lanka is about 20 25 cm (8 10 inches) long and has long, slender limbs, small hands, a rounded head, and a pointed muzzle.
As with the harbour seals, their rounded heads, big flippers, whiskery muzzles and large, dark eyes make them so appealing.
They have triangular heads with sharp pronounced muzzles and large rounded ears.
Their muzzle (a flattened, tough, rounded disk) searches for food on and under the surface, and pigs generally move with their nostrils close to the ground (Graves 1984).
Their muzzles are large and rounded.
All have muzzles ending in a rounded cartilage disk used to dig for food.
