Assertion: squirrel's fur | /r/HasProperty | gray
Facets:
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: at the base
type: LOCATION
value: in colour
type: OTHER
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Southern flying squirrels have brown or gray fur on their backs with bright white fur on their bellies, and a clearly defined (usually black) line separates the fur colors.
text: Grey squirrels have mainly grey fur, but may have red-brown patches, especially around the face and legs.
text: The rock squirrel has speckled greyish-brown fur and a long bushy tail.
text: The eastern gray squirrel has predominantly gray fur, but it can have a brownish color.
text: The eastern gray squirrel has gray furs and is predominantly found in black and gray color.
text: They are both gray-brown, but the northern flying squirrel has belly fur that is gray at the base, and for the southern flying squirrel the belly fur is all white.
text: As it is very apparent from the name, the fur of this squirrel is predominantly gray in color with an occasional red tinge.
text: Additionally, because the fur is usually brown, gray or black, it helps them to hide from predators.
text: Gray squirrels may have fur that is black, gray, silvery, or reddish.
text: Also, northern flying squirrels have brown colored fur on their backs, and bicolored fur on their bellies that is gray at the base and creamy white at the tip.
text: It is easily distinguished from the Red Squirrel by its larger size, grey fur, and smaller ears without tufts.
text: Body of squirrel monkeys is covered with fur that is mostly olive or grey in color.
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: Color of Southern Flying Squirrel: The upper portion of the body is covered in fur which is either brown or grey.
text: These squirrels have grey fur and often sit upright with their large bushy tails arched over their backs.