Assertion: basking shark's mouth | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: exceptionally
type: DEGREE
value: with small hooked teeth
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Basking sharks, the second largest fish in our oceans, use their exceptionally large mouths to eat zooplankton.
text: Their mouths are tremendously large; they can be well over 3 ft (1 m) in width!
text: Mouth is large and subterminal with small hooked teeth
text: The mouth and gill slits are extremely large.
text: The body coloration is blackish, the snout is pointed, and the mouth is large and located on the undersurface of the head.
text: The mouth is exceptionally large.
text: Basking sharks have an impressively large mouth.
text: Corresponding to its feeding habits, the mouth of the basking shark is very large and widely distensible at the corners.
text: They are highly migratory, slow-moving animals often sighted close to the surface with their large mouths open to filter zooplankton from seawater.
text: They are generally considered to be sluggish sharks, often seen “basking” at the surface as they swim slowly along with their large mouths open to filter water for food.
text: They are highly migratory, slow-moving animals often sighted close to the surface with their large mouths open to filter zooplankton from seawater.