Assertion: arctic fox | /r/CapableOf | follow polar bears
Facets:
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: during winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: in order to feast
type: PURPOSE
value: all the while
type: TEMPORAL
value: in search of food
type: PURPOSE
value: onto the ice
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to the coastal sea ice
type: LOCATION
value: on the leftovers
type: LOCATION
value: at a safe distance
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Their opportunistic nature means they are also known to follow polar bears and wolves around, scavenging their leftovers.
text: Arctic foxes will also follow wolves and polar bear to eat their leftovers.
text: It also eats berries, seaweed, and carrion, sometimes tracking polar bears to eat the remains of their kill.
text: It can smell and track a polar bear
text: Sometimes they'll follow behind polar bears at a safe distance before descending on any remains of animals that the bears leave behind.
text: During winter, when food becomes much scarcer, the arctic fox often will follow polar bears around and then scavenge what it can off a kill once the bear has had its fill.
text: During winter, Arctic foxes become nomadic, often following polar bears to the coastal sea ice and scavenging the carcasses of bearded and.
text: During the winter times, since food is difficult to get they follow predators such as polar bears, arctic wolves to eat their leftovers.
text: Some arctic foxes follow polar bears eating remains of the polar bear’s kills.
text: Cute and frisky, Arctic foxes are nomadic animals that follow polar bears onto the ice in search of food throughout the winter.
text: And sometimes, when the prey is scarce, arctic foxes also track and follow polar bears and wolves to find the remains of their kills.
text: Sometimes Arctic foxes will follow polar bears and feed on the leftovers.
text: All the while, an Arctic fox follows the polar bear in order to feast on any leftovers from a successful hunt.
text: And sometimes, when the prey is scarce, arctic foxes also track and follow polar bears and wolves to find the remains of their kills.