thick fur

In some places, across the chest and shoulders and down the outside of the arms and thighs, it was matted into almost a thick fur.

It has thick fur and produces milk for its young, yet the females lay eggs and the males produce venom - the only mammals to do so.

The Arctic fox can survive some of the most extreme temperatures on the planet with its thick fur and low surface-area-to-volume ratio.

There in the center, stood a figure, covered with thick fur cloak, the face hidden deeply in the shadow of the hood.

It wasn't just their thick fur that allowed the mammoths to survive the bitter cold--it was also their blood.

This time clean, rich and thick fur of rex rabbit fur quality, good gloss, high quality fur and is ideal for storage.

Small, short-haired, inactive dogs without a thick fur undercoat are more susceptible to cold weather.

Adopts idler wheels to feed materials with stable feeding, fine slope climbing, and can sew multi layers thick fur with better effect.

Patrasche had thick fur, a large head, large legs, and ears which stood upright like a wolf's.

You long to stroke its soft, thick fur and hold him in your arms, but do you dare?

They also have long, thick fur that insulates them during the cold desert nights.

Sewing for sewing thick fur, leath. . .

I could feel the dog's thick fur when I petted him.

Picture to yourself an elephant with a body covered with thick fur

The camel's thick fur keeps it warm at night