Assertion: chinchilla's fur | /r/HasProperty | dense
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: because each of the many follicles
type: CAUSE
value: for water
type: PURPOSE
value: to keep them
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: A Chinchilla’s fur is not only dense, but it is fine as well.
text: Due to a chinchilla having such dense fur, they can overheat very quickly.
text: Other furs are heavy, bulky and pull on the shoulders when worn.
text: Their fur is extremely dense – 80 hairs per follicle, on average, as compared to one hair per follicle for humans – and keeps them well insulated from the cold.
text: The fur of members of this species is extremely dense and soft.
text: If you weren’t already aware, chinchillas have incredibly dense fur.
text: Their fur is dense so they roll around in dust and volcanic ash to stay clean.
text: Their fur is so thick and dense that water cannot penetrate it fully with ease, and it will take a very long time to dry out when wet.
text: Their fur is so dense that skin parasites (such as fleas) cannot live on one lest they suffocate.
text: Chinchillas naturally have very dense fur so they can cope with the colder weather in their native habitats – temperatures can get pretty low in the Andes!
text: The fur of members of this species is extremely dense and soft to keep them warm at their high elevation habitat.
text: Their fur is much too dense for water and takes so long to dry that it retains moisture close to the skin, which can make it a hotbed for fungal growth.
text: To cope with the cold, chinchillas have extremely dense fur which is thought to be very popular in the fur trade.
text: Many chinchillas are bred in captivity for their fur, which is very fine and dense, and is in high demand in the fur industry.
text: That's because the fur is so dense that parasites can't penetrate -- and stroking it is a delight to the touch.
text: Skin on the ears, face, and legs is commonly affected; however, chinchillas have very dense fur and can carry microscopic ringworm spores on their thick haircoat without actually showing any signs.
text: Chinchillas have incredibly dense fur that resists bugs, parasites, and irritantants.
text: Their fur is very dense and has a problem in drying out.
text: Many of the chinchillas are kept in captivity for their fur which is very dense and fine.
text: Chinchillas have a large head, broad snout, large eyes, rounded ears, and an extremely fine and dense fur.
text: The soft fur is long and dense, and the soles of the feet have fleshy pads.
text: Chinchillas have the softest fur of any other land mammal; their fur is very dense which repels many parasites.
text: Their fur is so dense that they cannot contract fleas, nor bathe in water to clean themselves.
text: The fur of the chinchilla is soft and dense because each of the many follicles that have 60 fine hairs that grow from them.
text: Chinchillas are known around the world for their soft, luxurious and extremely dense fur.
text: A chinchilla has the ability to live in cold climates and uses its dense fur to keep themselves warm
text: Chinchillas have such dense fur that they can take a long time drying.