Assertion: ape | /r/CapableOf | use four legs
Facets:
value: to move along the ground
type: PURPOSE
value: predominantly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Studies of modern orangutans in Sumatra have shown these apes use four legs when walking on large, stable branches and when swinging underneath slightly smaller branches, but are bipedal and maintain their legs very straight when using multiple small, flexible branches under 4 cm in diameter, while also using their arms for balance and additional support.
text: As you can see in the apes pictures, their arms are longer than their legs, making it easy for them to walk using all four limbs.
text: When moving through trees, monkeys run along branches, whereas apes swing from branch to branch using their arms (this is called brachiating).
text: Studies of modern orangutans in Sumatra have shown that these apes use four legs when walking on large, stable branches, and swing underneath slightly smaller branches, but are bipedal and keep their legs very straight when walking on multiple flexible branches under 4 cm diameter, while also using their arms for balance and additional support.
text: While apes predominantly use all four limbs to move along the ground, hominids have developed upright bipedal walking -- that is, they walk erect, using only their hind limbs.