Assertion: kangaroo rat's tail | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
value: with white
type: OTHER
value: with an end tassle
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The desert kangaroo rat has white stripes and a white tuft at the end of its long tail.
text: hind legs are very large and disproportionate, it has a large head but no neck and a long tail for balance while hoping.
text: Their long tail is used for balance, and their short neck and large, flattened head help giant kangaroo rats travel almost exclusively via bipedal motion.
text: Kangaroo rats have long tails and big hind feet with four toes.
text: The tail is long and the proximal half is covered with short hairs whereas the distal half is covered with long hairs.
text: It has a long tail with a bushy tip, and is dark dorsally and ventrally with a white lateral stripe.
text: The tail is relatively long with a large tuft of hair at the tip.
text: The tail is extremely long, on average 140% of its body length and contains a white stripe with a heavy tuft of hair at the end.
text: Kangaroo rats have long tails and larger hind feet with only four toes.
text: All kangaroo rats have exceptionally long tails with a conspicuous white hip stripe running the length of the tail.
text: The tail is rather long, about 144 mm in length, with an end tassle.
text: The tufted tail is long, and has a crest of fur forming a ridge along its length.
text: The tail is very long and thick and this helps to keep the Kangaroo balanced as they move along.
text: The tail is relatively long with a large tuft of hair at the tip.
text: Their hind legs are long and powerful, and their tails are long and used for balance.
text: Their hind legs are long and powerful, and their tails are long and used for balance.
text: Their hind legs are long and powerful, and their tails are long and used for balance.
text: Tail is long, striped half the length of the tail, all black, and a white tip
text: Tail is long with a pale brown stripe down the middle, and white under the tip
text: Tail is long with a pale brown stripe down the middle, and white under the tip
text: A kangaroo rat demonstrates its massive vertical leap and use of its long tail to reorient itself in mid-air.
text: Their new study using cameras with much higher recording speed and resolution showed that kangaroo rats “not only have record-breaking reaction time, but can also use their long tails to reorient their bodies while jumping, thereby optimally positioning themselves for both defensive kicking and landing on their feet.
text: The San Quintín kangaroo rat, like many of its relatives, has strong hind legs and a long tail sporting a tuft at the end.