Assertion: monkey's fur | /r/HasProperty | grey
Facets:
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: to olive green
type: OTHER
value: depending on the species
type: OTHER
value: with whitish underparts
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: in colour
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Their fur tends to be grey or olive in colour (depending on the species) and is lighter on their underside.
text: Except for the aye-aye, lemurs have woolly fur that is reddish, gray, brown, or black; some species are variously patterned with white.
text: Woolly monkey is covered with dense fur that can be grey, brown or black, depending on the species.
text: The mandrill has fur that is olive green, black or grey.
text: Body of squirrel monkeys is covered with fur that is mostly olive or grey in color.
text: Body of the langur is covered with long fur that can be silver, grey, brown, golden, red or black.
text: Squirrel Monkeys have very distinctively coloured, short fur which is mostly olive or grey in colour with the exception of their bright yellow legs and white face.
text: Cuscus is covered with thick, wooly fur that can be black, brown, white, tan or grey in color.
text: Night monkeys have grey fur on the back side of the body and pale grey or yellow fur on the front side.
text: They have soft fur, which is usually gray, black or red.
text: Their bodies are covered with fur that is gray or olive in color, and their faces are white.
text: About the size of a large, plump rabbit, the monk saki is an odd-looking monkey with long fur that is either black, red or gray.
text: The common, or Humboldt’s, woolly monkeys (Lagothrix lagotricha and related species) have short fur that, depending on the species, is tan, gray, reddish, or black; some have darker heads.
text: Their short, soft fur is gray to olive green, with whitish underparts.