Assertion: spider monkey's arm | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: unusually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Black spider monkeys have thin, long, and strong arms, which are well adapted for climbing and swinging.
text: Like other spider monkeys, they lack thumbs and have long arms and flexible shoulder joints - all adaptations for an arboreal existence.
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 arms are so long that they drag on the ground when they walk.
text: Spider monkeys have slender, dark-haired bodies and long arms.
text: Spider monkeys are true aerial acrobats of the tree canopy and fly through the forest using its long arms and prehensile tails.
text: The arms, hands, legs, and feet are all very long and thin, as are their bodies.
text: Spider Monkey are the aerial acrobats of the tree canopy, flying through the forest using their long arms and strong prehensile tails.
text: They have long arms and hands that can be used to grab food and hold onto branches.
text: They have long arms and prehensile tails.
text: Spider monkeys have long arms, and thumbless hands.
text: Martin then sends another text message to Aviva concerning the fact that spider monkeys have very long arms.
text: Spider monkeys get their name because of their long arms, legs and tail.
text: They get their name because of their unusually long arms, legs, and tails.
text: Because of their long arms and strong tails they can easily move around from tree to tree.
text: Spider monkeys are among the largest of the New World monkeys and are long-limbed and somewhat gangly in their appearance especially in contrast to their characteristic pot bellies; the spidery appearance of their long arms, legs, and tails is indicated by the common name (Groves 1989; Sussman 2000).
text: Spider monkeys are among the largest of the New World monkeys and are long-limbed and somewhat gangly in their appearance especially in contrast to their characteristic pot bellies; the spidery appearance of their long arms, legs, and tails is indicated by the common name (Groves 1989; Sussman 2000).
text: Spider monkeys get their name from their long arms and tails which allow them to easily swing from tree to tree.