Assertion: beaver | /r/CapableOf | cut down tree
Facets:
value: for food
type: PURPOSE
value: for the dam
type: PURPOSE
value: at a staggering rate
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Some claim beavers cut down a tree so that it falls across a creek.
text: While surprisingly fast over short distances, beavers nonetheless do not like to travel too far from the water to cut down a tree.
text: Using its extra-strong, self-sharpening front teeth, the beaver can cut down trees and harvest branches.
text: They're hard at work cutting down trees, moving logs and building a variety of structures in ponds, creeks and lakes.
text: Beavers use their tails to swim faster, and to help them balance while they are cutting down trees.
text: Beavers cut down trees for the dam using their strong teeth.
text: The beavers cut down trees at a staggering rate and the damage to a crop can have far-reaching repercussions, especially if it is a 15 to 20-year-old crop of trees.
text: When they cut down trees, they are usually trying to access the leaves and other areas of inner bark.
text: When beavers cut down trees for food and for building their dams and lodges, they select the species of trees that they prefer, and leave other tree species standing.
text: Through the spring, summer and fall, they diligently build and maintain dams, cutting down trees to later use for food.