No
Walruses don't have what you'd call fur. Similar to humans, they have scattered hairs covering their body.
A koala is covered with short hairs (fur).
Mealworms, which are the larval stage of the darkling beetle, have hairs primarily located on their body segments. These hairs, or setae, are scattered across their exoskeleton and serve various functions, including sensory perception and aiding in movement. The distribution of these hairs can help the mealworm navigate its environment and detect changes around it.
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Yes, they can!They use their hairs that cover their body to smell and feel things around them.
Walruses can float due to their very high body fat content.
You can always wash hairs during any fever. It is good practice to keep yourself clean. Only thing is that you should wash the hairs with hot water. Wipe the hairs immediatlely and cover the body with blanket after wash.
Then you won't have any hairs there.
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Hairs on nostril and ears act as filters to trap dust . On the skin and body it helps to keep the body warm.
No.
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