Furred

In August storms, those dark, gnarled limbs, furred with resurrection fern, groan and lumber against the wind and rain like that Western buffalo’s slow, heavy, purposeful motion, head resolutely down, burly black shoulders rippling with strength.

Elsewhere, cat owners were advised to apply a little sun cream to the ears of lighter-coloured or finer furred moggies to protect them from the UV.

She said the white-furred dog does appear to have a leg injury but, judging by the videos, it’s difficult to determine whether the injury is new or old.

All fully furred species molt ; phocids molt once a year, while otariids gradually molt all year.

Amundsen eschewed the heavy wool clothing worn on earlier Antarctic attempts in favour of adopting Inuit -style furred skins.

At 26 weeks, the fully furred animal resembles an adult, and begins to poke its head out of the pouch.

Early pouch young were hairless and blind, but they had their eyes open and were fully furred by the time they left the pouch.

Its pelage is typically more reddish and sparsely furred than the coyote's and gray wolf's, though melanistic individuals do occur. citation Its fur is generally tawny to grayish in color, with light markings around the lips and eyes.

Robes made from the furred hide of a bison were often worn in winter.

The standard assumptions were that pterosaurs were quadrupedal, clumsy on the ground, furred, warmblooded and had a wing membrane reaching the ankle.