Assertion: kangaroo's tail | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: approximately
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Kangaroo has a long, thick and muscular tail.
text: A kangaroos possesses a very strong and long tail that is usually used for balancing while hopping.
text: Their tail is long, muscular, and thick at the base, helping the animal balance and turn during hopping and providing support when it rests.
text: All kangaroos have short hair, powerful hind legs, small forelimbs, big feet and a long tail.
text: Their bodies are small and rather round, their tails are quite long, and they have small round ears.
text: The tail is very long and thick and this helps to keep the Kangaroo balanced as they move along.
text: Their tails are long and muscular and are mainly used for balancing.
text: The tail is approximately long, reaching a length of 30 inches.
text: Why do kangaroos have long tails?
text: The tail is long and the proximal half is covered with short hairs whereas the distal half is covered with long hairs.
text: Their long tails, impressive leaps, and cute babies sleeping in pouches makes them one of the most interesting animals to watch.
text: Their long tails thicken at the base to help them balance.
text: Its tail is long and narrow.
text: They possess long tails which enable them to jump from one tree to another with ease.
text: Unlike its land dwelling cousins, its legs are not disproportionately large compared to its forelimbs which are strong and end in hooked claws for grasping tree limbs, and it has a long tail for balance.
text: The adult tree kangaroo is usually about 20-30 inches long and has an equally long tail!
text: Unlike its land dwelling cousins, its legs are not disproportionately large compared to its forelimbs which are strong and end in hooked claws for grasping tree limbs, and it has a long tail for balance.
text: One of the most outstanding features of the tree-kangaroo is their long and narrow tail.
text: The reason for this is their long and heavy tails which hinder them from walking properly.