- oily
guard hair on top and
thick underfur beneath. The
guard hair
keeps moisture from
reaching the skin; the
underfur acts as an
insulating blanket that...
- and the
ability to walk on all fours. They are
marked by
their dense underfur,
which made them a long-time
object of
commercial hunting.
Eight species...
-
Undercoat may
refer to: Down hair, or
underfur, of an
animal Primer (paint),
applied to a
surface before the
visible final coat of
paint will be applied...
-
hunted for
their extremely soft,
light and warm
underfur which is
usually obtained after death. This
underfur,
known as
shahtoosh (a
Persian word meaning...
- whitish-yellowish,
sometimes yellowish-greyish
underfur which shows through. The
lightly coloured underfur is not
equally visible on
different parts of...
- the musk ox has
guard hairs measuring 30 cm (12 in) as well as a
dense underfur,
which forms an
airtight coat,
allowing them to
survive in temperatures...
- with
Siberian weasels. The
winter fur is soft and tall, with short,
dense underfur and long, sp****
guard hairs. The fur is
generally shorter and not as thick...
- season. In winter, the coat is
fairly dense, soft, and has well-developed
underfur. The
guard hairs are 50–75 mm long on the flanks, 150–225 mm long on the...
-
giant otter and sea
otter are the largest. They have very soft,
insulated underfur,
which is
protected by an
outer layer of long
guard hairs. This
traps a...
- in New
World porcupines,
single quills are inters****d with bristles,
underfur, and hair.
Quills are
released by
contact or may drop out when the porcupine...
