Assertion: giraffe's lip | /r/HasProperty | tough
Facets:
value: extraordinarily
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Giraffe tongues and lips are tough and specially adapted to allow giraffes to forage on trees that other animals would avoid, such as acacias, which are very thorny.
text: Giraffes are known to eat up to 60 different species of plant throughout the year and do so by grabbing onto branches with their long, black tongue (that can grow up to 18 inches long) and using their tough prehensile lips and flattened, grooved teeth are able to strip the leaves off the branches.
text: Its tongue, lips and palate are tough enough to deal with sharp thorns in trees.
text: The giraffes top lip, and its 18 inch long tongue, are not only prehensile, allowing them to grasp leaves and branches, but are also extraordinarily tough, protecting them from damage as they munch on the leaves from their favorite tree the Acacia - which has 3 inch long thorns!
text: The giraffe has tough lips to ensure there is no damage to their mouths when chewing at trees and twigs such as thorns.
text: Its tongue, lips and palate are tough enough to deal with sharp thorns in trees.
text: The tongue and lips are tough enough to allow them to feed on trees with sharp thorns.
text: They have tough lips, which protect them against scratches from the acacia thorns.
text: The giraffes carefully eat around the thorns, and their tough lips and thick saliva protect them somewhat from the thorns.