to keep warm.
First of all, most mammals have fur rather than hair. Both fur and hair primarily provide warmth. Fur and hair, however, also provide distinctive markings that can be involved in mating, aid in touch-sense input, and provide protection from the sun. In addition, some more aquatic mammals (such as seals and otters) have a high oil content in their coats, which aids in buoyancy in the water. I'm almost certain that fur and hair have other uses, especially if you add whiskers into the larger hair-and-fur discussion.
No, hair and fur are different types of biological structures. Hair is a thin, thread-like strand that grows from follicles in the skin of mammals, while fur is a dense coat of fine, soft hairs covering the skin of animals. Under high-power magnification, hair would show individual strands, while fur would show many hair strands closely packed together.
No, hair is not the outer covering of a seal. Seals have a thick layer of blubber under their skin, and their outer covering is made up of a combination of thick, waterproof fur or hair. This fur helps seals regulate their body temperature and stay warm in cold water.
The major function of leaves is to photosynthesize.
A panda has black and white fur and is known to have a distinct color pattern that gives it a unique appearance.
Hair and fur help organisms retain heat.Keeping you warm and protected.
Fur is the hair of animals,hair is our hair.
A Yorkie has hair, not fur.
Most mammals have fur or hair .
Quokkas are mammals: they have fur. (Fur and hair are essentially the same.)
Cows have hair, not fur. Their hair is denser and longer than fur, providing protection from the elements.
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No, wood turtles do not have fur or hair, as they are not mammals.
Yorkies have hair, not fur. Their hair is long, silky, and similar to human hair.
Yorkies have hair, not fur. Their hair is long, silky, and similar to human hair.
Dog fur and hair are both made of the same protein, but they have different textures and purposes. Fur is typically shorter, denser, and softer, while hair is longer, coarser, and serves more of a protective function. To distinguish between the two, you can look at the texture and length of the coat. Fur is usually softer and shorter, while hair is longer and coarser.
There is a major difference between hair and fur. Fur grows to a set length and stops. Hair continues to grow. We have hair on our heads and fur on our arms and legs. Fur is probably for primitive warmth and protection. Hair is likely for sex and attraction like differently colored eyes and special feathers. Further evidence of this is men having a beard and women do not. Much of nature allows a male to be flashier so as to attract a mate. or There is very little difference. There are slight differences in how the terms are used. A horse has hair, a dog or cat can have either fur or hair. Usually fur refers to longer softer coats of hair. Hair is the more generic word. A sheep has wool, not hair or fur. I pity anyone trying to learn English..... Another key difference between fur and hair is that fur is shed, often annually, while hair remains throughout the entire year.