Assertion: armadillo | /r/CapableOf | eat insect
Facets:
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: presumably
type: OTHER
value: in the decaying wood
type: LOCATION
value: due to its sticky tongue
type: CAUSE
value: an omnivore
type: OTHER
value: to eat snails
type: PURPOSE
value: as the bulk of their diet
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Armadillos are related to anteaters, and eat insects as the bulk of their diet, but they can also eat a range of foods from birds eggs to berries if they happen upon them.
text: Their diet is carnivorous, but they mostly feed on invertebrates such as insects and grubs.
text: They eat many insects, other invertebrates, and plants.
text: Most armadillos are insectivores, and eat a pelleted insectivore diet, meal worms, grubs, and other insects.
text: While those are its primary sources of food, the armadillos are known to eat worms, snails, and various insects.
text: Because armadillos consume so many insects they are considered to be beneficial.
text: Armadillos feed mainly on termites and other insects, worms, roots, and small animals.
text: Armadillos eat mostly insects.
text: Armadillos primarily eat insects, but they can and do root in yards for vegetation.
text: They eat grubs and insects, small reptiles, worms, and sometimes plants.
text: Armadillos eat mostly insects, grubs, and other invertebrates.
text: Armadillos eat bugs, insects, and
text: Armadillos eat mostly insects, especially soil-dwelling ants, grubs, and termites.
text: They eat insects and surrounding soil and plant litter while foraging, so their droppings consist of undigested insect parts, soil and litter fragments.
text: They eat insects and surrounding soil and plant litter while foraging, so their droppings consist of undigested insect parts, soil and litter fragments.
text: Armadillos primarily eat insects and larvae (grubs), also worms, spiders, scorpions and lizards.
text: But the good thing that happens to your yard because of armadillos is… they eat the insects and the larvae that destroy the plants.
text: Looks like clay marbles and consists chiefly of clay, for an armadillo consumes much soil as it feeds on insects.
text: An omnivore, it feeds on insects, ants, carrion, and plant material.
text: Armadillos have been observed tearing the bark from fallen trees, presumably to feed on the insects (beetles and termites) in the decaying wood.
text: Armadillos have been observed tearing the bark from fallen trees, presumably to feed on the insects (beetles and termites) in the decaying wood.
text: They eat many insects, or other invertebrates, and some plants, but they seem to love grubs and earthworms most.
text: Also, due to its sticky tongue, the armadillos can eat ants, beetles, termites, and other insects.
text: While those are its primary sources of food, the armadillos are known to eat worms, snails, and various insects.