On each side of its spine, beginning just back of the shoulders, grew a pair of muscular ridges, for all the world like two pairs of rudimentary wings, furred heavily.
Each sinus is lined with delicate membranes, which are furred with tiny hairs (cilia) and covered with sheets of warm mucus.
Thick-furred, with a red face, the monkey moves by sprawling out and brachiating from branch to branch through the high forest canopy; its long, prehensile tail functions as an arm.
Movie review: ‘Monsters University’ is fun, yet familiar Movie review: ‘Monsters University’ is fun, yet familiar by Sean P. Means The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jun 21, 2013 09:07AM MDT Pixar Animation Studios built its brand on two pillars: the technological gee-whiz factor of its animation and the depth of its characters. In “Monsters University,” Pixar breezily refreshes two of its most enjoyable characters: blue-furred monster James P. Sullivan ...
June 20, 2013 - The Salt Lake Tribune
If Only the Monsters University Writers Had Taken a Quick Sendak Seminar Terrorizing children in their bedrooms remains the existential concern of the toothy blobs, hams and pom-pom-furred Wild Things that populate Monsters movies, many of whom look like gummy nothings long stuck to the bottom of Pixar's junk drawer. Their very lives depend upon coaxing night-s...
June 19, 2013 - Dallas Observer
Monsters University: Wild Things, Housebroken Terrorizing children in their bedrooms remains the existential concern of the toothy blobs, hams, and pop-pom-furred Wild Things that populate Monsters movies. Their very lives depend upon coaxing night-screams from human kids, a premise rich enough for Seuss or Borges. Is it too much to a...
June 18, 2013 - Broward-Palm Beach New Times