Assertion: zebra's skin | /r/HasProperty | black
Facets:
value: entirely
type: DEGREE
value: by the way
type: OTHER
value: underneath its hair
type: LOCATION
value: under the white ‘coat’
type: OTHER
value: uniformly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The Skin of a Zebra Is Black
text: The zebra’s skin is black or dark brown, while its coat is striped in black and white.
text: The zebra is actually mostly covered in white and striped with black or dark brown stripes, but underneath their coat is black skin.
text: However, zebras have black skin under their white coats!
text: In addition, the skin underneath the coat is uniformly black.
text: A zebra’s skin is actually black under the white ‘coat’
text: And as it turns out, zebras have black skin underneath their hair.
text: Zebras have black skin under their white coats!
text: While their coat is black and white, their skin is dark brown or black.
text: The skin underneath the coat of a zebra is black.
text: Do zebras have black skin with white stripes or white skin with black stripes?
text: If you were to shave a zebra bare from head to hoof, you would find that their skin is black.
text: These stripes are different from animal to animal and the skin of the zebra underneath its coat is actually black.
text: By the way, the skin under their coat is black.
text: The skin of the zebra is black underneath its hair.
text: Although most of us may think of the zebra as white-with-black-stripes, a case study at the Knoxville Zoo showed that, when shaved, the zebra’s skin is actually black.
text: They have black skin under their hair.
text: They are typically described as white animals with black stripes, but zebras actually have entirely black skin, and the most common zebra mutations create animals which are darker, rather than lighter, suggesting that the zebra is actually black with white stripes.