Assertion: bat | /r/CapableOf | find their prey
Facets:
value: in darkness
type: TEMPORAL
value: easily
type: MANNER
value: in the dark
type: LOCATION
value: in flight
type: TEMPORAL
value: in complete darkness
type: LOCATION
value: at night
type: TEMPORAL
value: by emitting high-pitched sounds
type: MANNER
value: with echolocation
type: OTHER
value: without any difficulty
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: This is why they can find their prey in complete darkness without any difficulty.
text: They are the only mammal capable of true flight, and they use sonar (echolocation) to navigate through their environment and capture prey.
text: Bats use Echolocation, in which the bats will emit high pitched chirps to determine such things as the distance, speed, and direction of the surrounding objects, which help them hunt for prey.
text: Bats also have reasonably good eyesight, and can see their prey and where they are flying if it's not too dark.
text: Since bats find prey with echolocation, some of the prey animals, namely moths, have developed the ability to detect bat sonar.
text: Besides flying, bats use their wings for crawling, catching prey and grooming.
text: By emitting high-pitched sounds and listening to the echoes, the bats sense prey and other nearby objects.
text: Rather, their eyes are specifically adapted for maneuvering under low-light conditions, helping them to detect prey and avoid obstacles.
text: Studies show that even in complete darkness the bat is able to find and capture its prey.
text: They find it convenient to hunt the prey while it is sleepy or inactive.
text: Most bats are nocturnal animals, meaning they search for prey at night and sleep during the day.
text: Studies show that even in complete darkness the bat is able to find and capture its prey.
text: Bats learn about predators, prey, extinction, domestic animals, wild animals, jungle animals.
text: Bat can search their prey even in extreme darkness.
text: All bats in Pennsylvania eat insects and capture their prey in flight.
text: It all takes less than a second for a bat to recognize its prey.
text: This allows bats to detect, localise, and classify their prey in darkness.
text: The bats have a type of sensor located in their noses that help them identify their prey and where the blood flows inside that prey.
text: Therefore even bats that don’t see well are still able to find their prey and to survival without difficulty.
text: The use of echolocation allows them to easily find their prey in the dark.
text: Because they cannot see in the dark, they use the echolocation to help them find their prey.
text: Bats use echolocation to find and capture prey.
text: A constant frequency (CF) component is often used by bats hunting for prey while flying in open, clutter-free environments, or by bats that wait on perches for their prey to appear.
text: Bats also have reasonably good eyesight, and can see their prey and where they are flying if it's not too dark.