Assertion: mole's eye | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: with very little sight
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Its eyes are small and its broad front feet have strong claws for digging in soil.
text: The blind moles are genuinely blind due to their tiny eyes are covered with a layer of skin.
text: Voles, also called meadow mice, are about the same size as moles (4 to 6 inches in body length) with relatively large black eyes, small ears, a blunt face, and prominent orange front teeth for gnawing.
text: Their eyes are small and cannot be seen as they tend to be hidden behind masses of dark grey fur and they do not have clear visible ears, their ears are ridges on their skin.
text: The eyes of the naked mole-rat are very small, and this contributes to their poor vision –
text: Because they are of little use while underground, moles have quite small eyes and ears.
text: Their eyes and ears are very small and under-developed; their nose is narrow and pointed.
text: Moles have very small eyes and poor vision.
text: Mole has pointed nose, small eyes and ears, broad front teeth, short, stout legs and cylindrical body.
text: The eyes and ears of the mole are very small and usually covered in fur.
text: They have fully developed eyes that are small and often hidden by fur and no external ears.
text: As a result, the naked mole rat’s eyes are quite small, with very little sight.
text: Their eyes are small, roofed with their fur and their ears are not visible.
text: Moles have no external ears and very small eyes that are hidden by their fur.
text: It has an elongated head and snout, small eyes, and no external ears.
text: Living as it does, in complete darkness, the star-nosed mole relies heavily on the mechanical information of its remarkable specialized nose to find and identify their invertebrate prey without using sight (since moles have small eyes and a tiny optic nerve).
text: Moles don’t have external ears, and their eyes are so small they appear to be absent.
text: As a result, the naked mole rat’s eyes are quite small, with very little sight.
text: The eyes and ears of the mole are very small and usually covered in fur.
text: Because they are subterranean dwellers, moles also have small eyes.
text: Voles, as seen in the photo immediately below, tend to be more mouse like in appearance than moles and voles have large, visible eyes, whereas a mole's eyes are very small and difficult to see.
text: Since they spend so much time underground, their eyes are extremely small and concealed in fur to keep out dirt.
text: The eyes are small and hidden behind fur, while the ears are just small ridges in the skin.
text: Moles lack external ears and their eyes are so small that at first glance they appear to be missing.
text: Their eyes are small and covered by a layer of fur.
text: Their very small eyes are covered in fur and are hard to locate.
text: Their small eyes and the openings of the ears are concealed in the fur, and there are no external ears.
text: Their small eyes and the openings of the ears are concealed in the fur, and there are no external ears.
text: Shrew moles also have extremely small eyes and lack external ears.
text: It has a rounded body, velvety, grey-black fur, spade-like front claws, a short, furry tail, tiny eyes and a pink, pointed snout.
text: Moles have extremely tiny eyes that are basically a thin membrane behind their snout.
text: A shrew’s eyes are tiny, but visible in most species
text: While often confused with voles, mice, or other rodents, moles are set apart by their large, scoop-shaped front feet and tiny eyes and ears that are hidden by fur.
text: The eyes are tiny and covered with hair or skin, so moles can only see light and dark.
text: Voles are rodents and are about the same size as moles (4 to 6 inches in body length) with relatively large black eyes, small ears, a blunt face, and prominent orange front teeth for gnawing.