Assertion: black vulture | /r/CapableOf | lay its eggs
Facets:
value: on the ground
type: LOCATION
value: in a wooded area
type: LOCATION
value: in stumps
type: LOCATION
value: in hollow trees
type: LOCATION
value: of building a nest
type: PURPOSE
value: under other shelter
type: LOCATION
value: under a rock ledge
type: LOCATION
value: under thicket
type: LOCATION
value: under log
type: LOCATION
value: in a cave
type: LOCATION
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: in tree cavities
type: LOCATION
value: in caves among other dark places
type: LOCATION
value: in abandoned buildings
type: LOCATION
value: between large rocks
type: LOCATION
value: directly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The black vulture lays its eggs on the ground in a wooded area, a hollow log, or some other cavity, seldom more than 3 m (10 ft) above the ground.
text: They don't build nests, rather laying their eggs directly on the ground.
text: Black vultures never build nests like other birds; instead they lay eggs on the ground in abandoned buildings, hollow trees, and caves among other dark places.
text: They generally lay two eggs and both parents take turns incubating the eggs.
text: Black vultures do not build nests but rather lay their one to three eggs in tree cavities or stumps, caves, abandoned buildings or thickets.
text: The black vulture lays its eggs on the ground in a wooded area, a hollow log, or some other cavity, seldom more than 3 m (10 ft) above the ground.
text: The Black Vulture relies on others in their group to warn them about approaching danger while eating; this allows them to eat particularly quickly Nesting: Instead of building a nest, the Black Vulture lays its eggs on the bare ground of the chosen nest site.
text: Instead of building a nest, the Black Vulture lays its eggs on the bare ground of the chosen nest site.
text: Parents incubate the young equally Nest Placement: The Black Vulture lays its eggs in isolated locations with little human disturbance.
text: The Black Vulture lays its eggs in isolated locations with little human disturbance.
text: The black vulture lays its eggs on the ground in a wooded area, a hollow log, or some other cavity, seldom more than 3 m (9.8 ft) above the ground.
text: They will lay their eggs in a cave, between large rocks, at a base of a tree, or in a hollow stump.
text: Black vultures do not construct a nest, and will instead lay their eggs on the ground under a rock ledge, thicket, log, or other shelter.