Assertion: brown bear's cub | /r/CapableOf | stay with their mother
Facets:
value: for about 2 years
type: TEMPORAL
value: for 17 months
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: through the first summer
type: TEMPORAL
value: before going out on their own
type: TEMPORAL
value: to learn to hunt
type: PURPOSE
value: through fall
type: TEMPORAL
value: in areas with little food
type: LOCATION
value: normally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The cubs will stay with their mother, once born, in the den, until spring.
text: Cubs can remain with the mother for up to 4 years.
text: Cubs remain with their mother for some two and a half years.
text: Cubs stay with their mothers anywhere from two years to nearly five years.
text: Cubs will remain with their mothers until they are two or three years old.
text: Cubs live with their mothers for up to three years, and then they're usually ready to face life on their own.
text: The cub stays with its mother until fully grown at around 2 years of age.
text: The cubs usually stay with the mother for at least 2 years, and the mother will not ovulate for another 3 to 4 years.
text: The cubs will remain with their mom for three years or more, and the mortality rate for cubs is very high.
text: Female cubs normally live near their mothers but male ones may live further away.
text: The cubs stay under their mother’s care for 2-3 years.
text: The cubs remain under their mother’s protection until they are about two years old.
text: The length of time the cubs stay with their mother varies from region to region.
text: Cubs will stay with their mother 2-4 years.
text: Cubs usually stay with their mother for 16-17 months (rarely 29 months).
text: The cubs stay one and half to two years with their mother.
text: The cubs stay with their mother for at least two years, and they may stay up to three or four years if the mother does not get pregnant during her next estrous cycle.
text: The cubs stay with their mother for 2 – 4 years.
text: In areas with little food, the cubs may stay with their mother longer.
text: Cubs stay with their mother for about 18 months.
text: The cubs will stay with their mother for approximately two years, and then separate to find their own territory.
text: The cubs will stay with their mother for about two years, during which time they learn the skills needed to survive in the Arctic.
text: Cubs stay with their mother for two to three years before going out on their own.
text: Cubs stay with their mother for about 2 years to learn how to hunt and survive.
text: The cubs will stay with their mother for two to two and a half years.
text: The cubs stay with their mother for about 2 years riding around on her back as she teaches them to find food and make shelter.
text: Cubs emerge from the den in April and stay with their mother through the first summer and fall, and den with her their second winter.
text: Cubs stay with their mother for 2 years.
text: Cubs usually stay with their mother for 17 months.
text: Cubs stay with their mother for about 2 years to learn how to hunt and survive.
text: Cubs usually remain with the mother until the third or fourth year of their life.
text: Cubs remain with the mother until at least their second spring of life (usually until the third or fourth).
text: Born blind, fully furred, and toothless, the cubs remain with the mother for 16 months, and the female breeds every second or third year.
text: The cubs remain with the mother for up to three years, during which time she will not get pregnant.
text: The cubs remain with the mother for about 17 months and then go their way to look for food.
text: Cubs are born in the winter den and will remain with the mother for two to three years during which time she will not become pregnant again.
text: Cubs remain with their mother until at least their second spring of life (usually until the third or fourth).
text: The cubs will remain with their mother for 2 - 4 years during which time they will learn survival techniques such as hunting, how to defend themselves, and where to den.
text: The cubs are born in the winter during hibernation, and will remain with their mother until their second summer.
text: Litters comprise one or two cubs that remain with their mother for around three years.
text: Cubs remain with their mother for about a year, who protects which prevents them from being killed by the adult males.
text: Most cubs stay with their mothers for three years.
text: Cubs stay with their mothers for 18 months before venturing off on their own!
text: The females give birth in the winter in these dens, twins are most common, the cubs stay with their mothers for over two years, around 28 months.
text: The females give birth in the winter in these dens, twins are most common, the cubs stay with their mothers for over two years, around 28 months.
text: Cubs remain with their mothers usually for at least two-and-a-half years, so the most frequently a female can breed is every three years.
text: Cubs remain with their mothers for 2 to 4 years, during which time the mother usually does not mate.
text: Cubs remain with their mothers for at least two-and-a-half years, so the most frequently a female can breed is every three years.
text: Cubs remain with their mothers and may even den with her again until the following May or July when the cubs are 15 to 17 months old.
text: Young cubs live with their mothers for some 28 months to learn the survival skills of the far north.