They have long ears, which are dark at the base and tip. Although they are much slower than horses, they are very sure-footed and can carry large loads over rough terrain. They are mainly used as beasts of burden and are grazers. Many feral, or wild donkeys, are descendants of animals turned loose from owners and packers. There are two layers of fur, a short wooly undercoat, for keeping the animal warm and long guard hairs to keep out the rain and cold.
Skunks are black with either stripes or spots of white running down their backs.
They have long claws, which are used for burrowing, as they are not good climbers or swimmers. Almost all wild animals use their coloration to help protect them. Skunks use their coloration to advertise who they are so that they will be recognized by even color blind animals and will know to take heed of the color combination of black and white. Two-toed Sloth Sloths have small rounded heads with binocular vision and very small ears. Toes on front and back legs end in long hooked claws, two on the front and three on the back legs.