Assertion: squirrel's tail | /r/HasProperty | bushy
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: not as
type: DEGREE
value: characteristically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Gray squirrels grow up to 20 inches long with 10-inch bushy tails.
text: Their tails are somewhat bushy (but less so than those of tree squirrels) and their ears are erect and conspicuous.
text: It has a characteristically bushy tail.
text: They have a thin body and a tail that is very bushy.
text: The tail is flat, bushy and relatively short.
text: Squirrels use their bushy tails for a variety of reasons.
text: Its underside is white in color, and the tail is quite bushy.
text: These squirrels are distinguished by their very long and bushy white-edged tails, large feet and prominent ears, which are reddish-brown at the back in winter.
text: By 10 weeks old his tail is full and bushy, and his sharp teeth are fully grown in.
text: The latter also possess tails which are small and not as bushy and fluffy as possessed by the rest of the species.
text: Squirrels use their bushy tails for a variety of reasons.
text: The most attractive feature of the squirrel is its large and bushy tail.
text: Squirrel is the sentry of the forest constantly calling the alarm with his bushy tail flagging down danger and his piercing chirps keeping everyone alert.
text: Tree squirrels like the Eastern Grey Squirrel have bushy tails they use to help them balance in high places and as a rudder when jumping from branch to branch.
text: Tree squirrels generally have bushy tails, sharp claws and large ears, while ground squirrels have shorter legs and less bushy fur.
text: These squirrels are distinguished by their very long and bushy white-edged tails, large feet and prominent ears, which are reddish-brown at the back in winter.