Assertion: badger | /r/HasProperty | omnivore
Facets:
value: within the family
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Badgers are Omnivores, which means they eat everything.
text: Badgers are omnivores feeding mainly on earthworms.
text: Badgers are omnivores.
text: Badgers are omnivores that prey mainly on pocket gophers, prairie dogs, ground squirrels and moles.
text: Badgers are omnivores, so they eat both mammals and plants.
text: Although officially carnivores, badgers are actually omnivores, meaning they’ll eat pretty much anything that comes their way; from insects, grubs and earthworms, to small animals of all sorts, birds, roots and fruit.
text: Badgers, being omnivores and all, will eat plants, insects, mammals and more.
text: Badgers are omnivores and will consume anything edible.
text: Badgers are omnivores.
text: Badgers are omnivores, which means they will eat a wide range of food.
text: There are a number of differences between badgers and wolverines, but one major difference is that badgers are carnivores and wolverines are omnivores.
text: Badgers are omnivores, meaning that they have a wide ranging diet that includes insects and other creatures as well as vegetation and fruit.
text: Badgers are omnivores within the family Mustelidae and are related to weasels, otters and wolverines.
text: A sian Badgers are omnivores and they mainly feed on earth worms, insects, frogs, birds, lizards, small mammals, nuts, fruit, eggs and carrion.