Assertion: anteater | /r/HasAspect | long tongues
Facets:
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
value: impressively
type: MANNER
value: of a long nose
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: All anteaters have extremely long tongues, some up to 60 centimeters (23 inches) long!
text: Instead of a long nose, anteaters have large jaws and a long tongue, which are useful to collect the ants.
text: Anteaters have long tongues that they use to gather up lots of insects at the same time.
text: Anteaters have long tongues, strong forearms, long tongues, and tube-like snouts by which they are able to raid ant and termite mounds.
text: Anteaters have long tongues, strong forearms, long tongues, and tube-like snouts by which they are able to raid ant and termite mounds.
text: They do have long tongues though that are more than enough to devour 35,000 ants and termites every day.
text: But nature does not do anything just like that, so the anteater is not for nothing that it is arranged: it almost does not need anything to fall (there are no teeth in it), it has a long tongue.
text: The anteater has an extremely long tongue that can reach distances of up to 2 feet beyond the end of its snout.
text: They also have an impressively long tongue, reaching up to 24 inches (50cm) in length.