Assertion: binturong | /r/CapableOf | use its tail
Facets:
value: for balance
type: PURPOSE
value: like a limb
type: MANNER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: to grasp branches
type: PURPOSE
value: through the scent gland
type: MANNER
value: as an ‘extra hand’
type: PURPOSE
value: as an anchor
type: PURPOSE
value: to communicate feelings
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The binturong also uses its tail for balance.
text: The binturong uses the tail to communicate.
text: Binturongs use this tail to communicate feelings such as aggression and will also often pee on their tail and use it to paint their territory with their scent.
text: Binturongs are arboreal and will use their tails as an anchor when trekking from branch to branch and to keep them from falling off of the branch while sleeping.
text: The binturong climbs trees and leaps from branch to branch, with the binturong using its tail and claws to cling on.
text: The binturong also uses its tail to communicate as well as climbing, and the binturong does this through the scent gland located under the binturong's tail.
text: A binturong uses its tail as an ‘extra hand’ while climbing.
text: The Binturong climbs trees and leaps from branch to branch, using its tail and claws to cling while searching for food.
text: The Binturong also uses its tail to communicate, through the scent gland located under it.
text: It uses its tail to grasp branches as it travels through treetops in search of food.
text: It moves about gently, often coming to a stop, and often using the tail to keep balance, clinging to a branch.
text: The binturong uses the tail to communicate.
text: Binturongs use the tail like a limb to climb on branches and hold on to branches.