Assertion: ground squirrel's tail | /r/HasProperty | bushy
Facets:
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
value: moderately
type: DEGREE
value: for a ground squirrel
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: sparingly
type: DEGREE
value: not as
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Their tails are somewhat bushy (but less so than those of tree squirrels) and their ears are erect and conspicuous.
text: The tail is flat, bushy and relatively short.
text: The tail is relatively bushy for a ground squirrel, and at a quick glance the squirrel might be mistaken for a fox squirrel.
text: The tail is relatively bushy for a ground squirrel, and at a quick glance the squirrel might be mistaken for a fox squirrel.
text: The tail is dark and bushy and only one quarter of the total body length.
text: The tail is 44 to 76 millimetres (1.7–3.0 in) and is bushy but also flattened.
text: The ears are short, and the tail is thin and sparingly bushy.
text: The latter also possess tails which are small and not as bushy and fluffy as possessed by the rest of the species.
text: The ears are short, and the tail is thin and sparingly bushy.
text: Unlike most ground squirrels they have a rather long and bushy tail and will climb trees.
text: Its underside is white in color, and the tail is quite bushy.
text: The tail is slender and not bushy, the colour being mixed buff and black above and brownish beneath, with about fifteen dark rings.
text: For thermoregulation, ground squirrels shade their head and back with their bushy tails.
text: It has a whitish belly, small, round ears and a moderately bushy tail.
text: It has brown-gray fur and a moderately bushy tail.