Assertion: american mink's fur | /r/HasProperty | soft
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: with oily outer hairs
type: OTHER
value: silky
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The animal’s fur is soft but oily, which is essential for repelling water.
text: It has blackish-tawny fur which is extremely soft and dense and the hair becomes denser on the back as compared to the lower sides.
text: The fur of the American Marten is soft, their throats are light buff, and they have dark shaded tails/legs.
text: Its fur is very soft and thick and covered with oily guard hairs that make the mink's coat waterproof.
text: The fur is soft and thick, with oily outer hairs that waterproof the animal's coat.
text: The American mink has been -- and continues to be -- exploited for its exceptionally beautiful and soft fur.
text: Its fur is very soft and thick and covered with oily guard hairs that make the mink's coat waterproof.
text: A mink’s fur is silky soft and glossy, with the American mink having fuller and thicker fur than its European cousin.
text: The American mink has been -- and continues to be -- exploited for its exceptionally beautiful and soft fur.
text: The American mink continues to be exploited for its beautiful and soft fur.
text: The fur is soft and thick, with oily guard hairs that waterproof the animal's coat (Chapman and Feldhamer 1982).
text: The fur of the mink is soft with a thick, warm layer of underfur and longer, oily guard hairs which make the coat water-resistant
text: The American mink has been -- and continues to be -- exploited for its exceptionally beautiful and soft fur.
text: With small piercing teeth, powerful jaws and scent glands that produce a skunky smell, the American mink doesn’t seem like an animal you’d want hanging around your neck, however, their soft and silky fur was once very popular for use on ladies coats and jackets.
text: The American mink continues to be exploited for its beautiful and soft fur.