Assertion: bobcat | /r/CapableOf | mark their territory
Facets:
value: with urine
type: OTHER
value: with feces
type: OTHER
value: with scent
type: OTHER
value: like most cats
type: MANNER
value: with secretions
type: OTHER
value: with claw marks
type: OTHER
value: with scent markings
type: OTHER
value: through scent
type: MANNER
value: to repel intruders
type: PURPOSE
value: to warn other bobcats
type: PURPOSE
value: mainly solitary except
type: OTHER
value: by using feces
type: MANNER
value: anew
type: LOCATION
value: by leaving scratch marks
type: MANNER
value: with droppings
type: OTHER
value: by scratching tree surfaces
type: MANNER
value: with gland
type: OTHER
value: to warn strangers
type: PURPOSE
value: like other wild cats
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Like other wild cats, even bobcats mark their territory by scratching tree surfaces using their claws and leaving their scent by urinating and defecating.
text: Bobcats mark their territories with droppings, urine and gland secretions to warn strangers to stay away.
text: The bobcat marks its territory with scent and by leaving scratch marks in the ground and on trees.
text: They will mark the territory by using feces, urine or marking claws.
text: To mark their territory, bobcats will use their urine and claw marks on the trees in the area.
text: Mainly solitary except during breeding season, bobcats (Lynx rufus) mark their territory with urine, feces and anal gland secretions.
text: Bobcats mark their territory with urine, feces, anal gland scent, and scrapes on physical markers, such as trees.
text: They mark their territory or homerange with urine, feces, scent markings, scratches and(piles of dirt and debris marked with scent).
text: Bobcats mark their territory or home range with urine, feces, scent markings, scratches on trees and scrapes (piles of dirt and debris marked with scent).
text: They tend to remain in well-defined home territories, travelling anywhere from 2 to 7 miles along their regular routes each night to find prey and mark their territory anew with feces, urine and claw marks.
text: Bobcats mark their territories with scent to repel intruders.
text: Bobcats mark their territories with urine, feces and claw marks.
text: They mark their territories through scent, using feces, urine, scrapes, or gland secretions.
text: Bobcats mark their territories with scent to warn other bobcats to stay out.
text: like most cats, the bobcat marks its territory with urine or feces
text: like most cats, the bobcat marks its territory with urine or feces