unfurred

(ʌnˈfɜːd)

adj

not adorned with fur

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Conventional wisdom explained these observations by (correctly) stating heat loss is enhanced by peripheral vasodilatation of the blood vessels in the unfurred skin--the process having the quaint descriptor of 'opening up the thermal windows'; panting and fur licking are examples of evaporative cooling.

Kangaroos

On her back, with her unfurred pink belly exposed just in case someone agrees to rub it.

With smell and touch, the dog knows what's real

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