Assertion: spider monkey's tail | /r/HasProperty | prehensile
Facets:
value: both
type: DEGREE
value: longer than the body
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Their hands and feet have four fingers but no thumb, and their tail is long and prehensile (able to grasp).
text: Black spider monkeys have a long, muscular, and prehensile tail with no hairs on the underside.
text: The brown-headed spider monkey has a prehensile tail, which means it can grasp and can be used like a fifth limb to grab trees.
text: Brown spider monkeys have a prehensile tail which means they can use it to grab branches.
text: The South American spider monkey, considered a semibrachiator, uses its prehensile tail as a third arm.
text: The Spider Monkey has a prehensile tail that is muscular and tactile and is used as an extra hand.
text: Spider monkeys possess a prehensile tail, which acts nothing less than a fifth limb.
text: Spider monkeys have extremely long limbs and prehensile tails.
text: The spider monkeys have very long arms and legs which do bring about their name – spider monkeys – and they have prehensile tails.
text: The Spider Monkey features long limbs and a prehensile tail that they can use to pick up items.
text: They have a prehensile tail, prehensile means "able to grasp" and their tail can be used like a fifth limb.
text: Customized for grabbing, their tails are prehensile.
text: They occupy the upper branches of trees, often hanging by their prehensile tail as they forage.
text: Spider monkeys have prehensile tails, which means they can grasp and pick things up.
text: Their tail is prehensile, which curls up and supports while swinging.
text: Spider monkeys have a prehensile tail.
text: They have prehensile tails that allow them to grip onto branches and the ground as they move.
text: When you see a spider monkey hanging out in the tree tops, supported by its long, slim limbs and prehensile tail, you can understand where it got the name “spider” monkey.
text: Spider monkeys have long, lanky arms and a prehensile tail which they use for swinging between branches.
text: The tail is prehensile and long, longer than the body.
text: They have a prehensile tail that lacks hair on the end and has individual "fingerprints" similar to the human hand.
text: When you see a spider monkey hanging out in the tree tops, supported by its long, slim limbs and prehensile tail, you can understand where it got the name 'spider' monkey.
text: The spider monkey uses its prehensile tail almost like another arm
text: They range from southern Mexico to Brazil and have 'disproportionately long limbs' and a prehensile tail.
text: Spidermonkey's feet and tail are both prehensile.
text: They have long arms and prehensile tails.
text: Their prehensile tail doubles their body length and essentially acts as a fifth limb, helping them grasp branches and balance as they move about the tree canopy.
text: They occupy the upper branches of trees, often hanging by their prehensile tail as they forage.
text: These monkeys have limbs, which are disproportionate to their bodies, and their prehensile tails are what have given these creatures their name.
text: Their prehensile tail is so strong and well-developed for arboreal life that it can be used as an extra arm.
text: They are very adept at moving around in trees with the help of their prehensile tails;
text: Its prehensile tail, which can grow to be two to three feet long, is especially adapted to help it cling to branches, providing a valuable fifth limb.
text: The spider monkey uses its prehensile tail almost like another arm
text: Like other New World monkeys, spider monkeys lack opposable thumbs, although their prehensile tails are used like fifth hands.