Assertion: badger | /r/CapableOf | eat berry
Facets:
value: heavily
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Badgers are omnivorous; most of their diet consists of earthworms, although they also eat insects, beetles, small mammals, lizards, frogs, eggs, young birds, berries, roots, bulbs, nuts, fruit, and other plant matter.
text: Badgers feed heavily on nuts, seeds and berries to lay down fat reserves for the winter.
text: They also eat fruits, berries, and other animals if times are hard, including hedgehogs.
text: Adept at making a meal out of most situations, badgers will eat anything they find, including berries, fungi and carrion.
text: Elders will grow near setts because badgers eat the berries and pass the seeds unharmed through their guts before depositing them in the droppings near their sett.
text: Badgers feed on worms, insects, fruits, berries, corn, rodents, reptiles, honey and even carrion; the badger adapts to any source of nutrition that it may find.