Assertion: armadillo | /r/CapableOf | dig burrow
Facets:
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: with their claws
type: MANNER
value: in an area
type: LOCATION
value: for habitats
type: PURPOSE
value: in no time
type: TEMPORAL
value: under saw palmetto plants
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Armadillos usually dig a burrow 7 or 8 inches in diameter and up to 15 feet in length for shelter and for raising young.
text: Armadillos dig their own burrows or use the burrow of another armadillo, tortoises or natural holes.
text: , they have poor eyesight, they bump into things, and they dig several burrows.
text: They dig their burrows with their claws, making only a single corridor the width of the animal's body.
text: After eating, the armadillo will dig a burrow and rest.
text: With their powerful claws they can dig a burrow in no time, and they often dig several burrows in an area they prefer.
text: Armadillos dig many bolt-holes and burrows which are connected to each other through tunnels.
text: They use their strong legs and claws to dig up ant nests to feed on, and to dig burrows for habitats.
text: Armadillos can do a lot of damage to gardens and lawns as they dig burrows and root around for food.
text: Armadillos dig burrows into cover such as brush, stumps or rock piles.
text: In Georgia, researchers found most armadillos digging burrows under saw palmetto plants.
text: They also dig burrows in which to den.
text: They usually dig their own burrows.
text: Not all armadillos dig their own burrows.
text: Armadillos dig their own burrows or use the burrow of another armadillo, tortoises or natural holes.
text: They usually dig their own burrows.
text: And armadillos dig several burrows.
text: With their powerful claws they can dig a burrow in no time, and they often dig several burrows in an area they prefer.
text: They dig their burrows with their claws, making only a single corridor the width of the animal's body.