Assertion: giraffe's horn | /r/HasProperty | hair-covered
Facets:
value: hair
type: OTHER
value: except at the tips
type: OTHER
value: completely
type: DEGREE
value: permanently
type: MANNER
value: skin
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Every giraffe has two hair-covered horns called ossicones.
text: Both sexes are born with horns covered by skin and topped with black hair.
text: They have distinctive horns on their heads which are covered with hair.
text: Both sexes have horns which are covered with skin.
text: Both sexes have prominent horns, or ossicones, formed from ossified cartilage, covered in skin and fused to the skull at the parietal bones.
text: Giraffes also have two hair covered horns on the top of their heads.
text: Both males and female Masai giraffes have skin-covered horns called ossicones.
text: They do not have true pointed horns, rather hair-covered ossicones, which only the males use in their spats.
text: Giraffes have hair-covered horns called ossicones—
text: Giraffes have hair-covered horns called ossicones—
text: Giraffes have hair-covered horns called ossicones—but only males use them (for fighting each other).8.
text: Both male and female giraffes have horns, which are actually ossicones that are made of cartilage and covered by skin.
text: The heads of both male and female giraffes have a pair of hair-covered horns called ossicones, which are permanently covered by skin and ending in a tuft of black hair.
text: The male has short horns that are completely covered by skin except at the tips.
text: When the baby is born, the horns are gristle and lie flat, but as the giraffe matures, the horns turn to bone and are covered with hair.
text: On the top of their heads, giraffes have “horns” that are actually knobs covered with hair and skin.
text: Their horns are covered with hair known as ‘ossicones’ which are dissimilar in males and female Giraffes.
text: On the top of their heads, giraffes have “horns” that are actually knobs covered with hair and skin.
text: Both males and females may have two to five horns covered with skin growing out of the top of the skull.
text: Only male okapis have horns which are covered with skin.
text: Both males and females have short horns covered in skin.
text: The two genera look very different on first sight, but share a number of common features, including a long, dark-coloured tongue, lobed canine teeth, and horns covered in skin, called ossicones.