Assertion: badger's skin | /r/HasProperty | loose
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: around chest
type: LOCATION
value: around the shoulders
type: LOCATION
value: around back
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Their thick skin is difficult to pierce, and is so loose that even when grabbed, they can easily turn to deliver a powerful bite to their opponent.
text: The American badger has shaggy fur, and its skin is tough and loose, especially around the shoulders, chest and back, enabling it to turn around in small spaces.
text: In addition, the badger has very thick fur and loose skin which allows it to twist around, even when having been grabbed from behind by a predator, to defend itself with its impressive canines.
text: Badgers are, however, notoriously durable animals; their skins are thick, loose and covered in long hair which acts as protection, and their heavily ossified skulls allow them to shrug off most blunt traumas, as well as shotgun pellets.
text: The skin is also very loose which helps them to turn around when being attacked and fight back.
text: Badgers are, however, notoriously durable animals; their skins are thick, loose and covered in long hair which acts as protection, and their heavily ossified skulls allow them to shrug off most blunt traumas, as well as shotgun pellets.
text: Skin is also very loose, which is useful in the case of attack.
text: They have loose skin that enables them to turn around in tight spaces.
text: Badgers are very compact and well muscled, but they have loose skin which on the surface gives the a misleading look linking them to illusion.
text: Along with being thick and very tough, the Honey Badger’s skin is also fairly loose, which allows it quite a bit of freedom of movement within the skin.
text: Even if a badger is caught, its loose skin enables it to twist round and bite its attacker.
text: The Honey Badger's skin is also quite loose, which allows it quite a bit of freedom of movement within the skin.
text: Their skin is so loose that they can easily turn their bodies within it to escape a predator or fight back.
text: Its skin is remarkably loose, and allows it to turn and twist freely within it.
text: Also, the honey badger's skin is tough and loose, allowing the animal to twist around and bite an opponent that has grabbed it by the back of its neck.
text: Its skin is loose, and lets it to turn and twist freely within it.
text: Its skin is loose, and lets it to turn and twist freely within it.
text: This is a useful defensive adaptation; even if the honey badger finds itself clamped in a larger animal’s jaws, thanks to its loose skin it is able to turn round to bite the would-be predator.