Assertion: black footed ferret | /r/CapableOf | eat prairie dogs
Facets:
value: almost exclusively
type: DEGREE
value: for food
type: PURPOSE
value: for shelter
type: PURPOSE
value: as prey
type: MANNER
value: for survival
type: PURPOSE
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: as food
type: MANNER
value: upon a time
type: TEMPORAL
value: for their burrows
type: PURPOSE
value: as carrion
type: OTHER
value: almost entirely
type: DEGREE
value: for most of their diet
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Black-footed ferrets eat prairie dogs.
text: That spells trouble for black-footed ferrets, who prey on prairie dogs almost exclusively.
text: They rely on prairie dogs for food and their burrows for shelter and raising young.
text: They feed almost exclusively on prairie dogs.
text: Black-footed ferrets depend on prairie dogs for survival.
text: Because black-footed ferrets rely on the prairie dog for most of their diet, this decline had devastating effects on their survival.
text: Black-footed ferrets are almost entirely dependent on prairie dogs, yet the one killed by the dog turned out to be six miles from the nearest prairie dog habitat.
text: Not only does the black-footed ferret eat the prairie dog, but then it steals its burrow.
text: Black-footed ferrets are specialists and focus on prairie dogs, which make up the majority of their diet and provide their shelter.
text: They depend upon prairie dogs for food, almost exclusively, and use their burrows for homes and raising young.
text: Black-footed ferrets live in prairie-dog burrows and eat only prairie dogs, both as prey and as carrion.
text: Black-footed ferrets eat usually eat small mammals, such as possums, rabbits, prairie dogs, hedgehogs and rodents.
text: Black-footed ferrets almost exclusively eat prairie dogs.
text: The black-footed ferret eats prairie dogs.
text: Black-footed ferrets love to hunt and eat prairie dogs as prey.
text: Black-footed ferrets love to hunt and eat prairie dogs as prey.
text: Black-footed ferrets almost exclusively eat prairie dogs and rely on prairie dog burrows for shelter, safety, and a place to raise young.
text: Black-footed ferrets don’t just eat prairie dogs, they move in to their burrows, too.
text: Black-footed ferrets are carnivores, eating only meat, including mostly prairie dogs.
text: Black-footed ferrets usually eat small mammals such as possums, rabbits, prairie dogs, hedgehogs, and rodents.
text: " American badgers, bobcats, coyotes, long-tailed weasels, and black-footed ferrets will eat prairie dogs, as will foxes, mountain lions, and many species of raptor including golden eagles, northern harriers, peregrine falcons, prairie falcons, Cooper's hawks, and red-tailed hawks.
text: Black-footed ferrets almost exclusively eat prairie dogs and rely on prairie dog burrows for shelter, safety, and a place to raise young.
text: The black-footed ferret eats prairie dogs.
text: Once upon a time, black-footed ferrets (Mustela nigripes) ate prairie dogs (genus Cynomys), and everyone prospered.
text: This is known as a specialized predator because they only eat prairie dogs.
text: As carnivores, black-footed ferrets mostly prey on prairie dogs; they account for 90 percent of the ferret’s diet.
text: Black-footed ferrets prey almost exclusively on prairie dogs and use prairie dog burrows as their dens.
text: They prey on prairie dogs which is their primary diet.
text: The black-footed ferret, which preys on prairie dogs and inhabits their burrows, can’t live without them.
text: The black-footed ferrets prey on prairie dogs
text: Black-footed ferrets rely on prairie dogs for food and shelter.
text: Black-footed ferrets rely on prairie dogs for food and shelter.
text: They live in large prairie dog colonies, occupying prairie dog burrows and relying on prairie dogs as their main source of food.
text: Black-footed ferrets rely almost exclusively on prairie dogs, for food and for their burrows, which provide denning and shelter sites; the presence of a predator species would keep the prairie dog population in check, enable ranchers to avoid shooting or poisoning the animals and possibly force them to move elsewhere before they further damage the land by creating too many burrows.
text: Black-footed ferrets feed on prairie dogs and make their homes in prairie dog's burrows.
text: Black-footed ferrets feed almost exclusively on prairie dogs and live in their burrows.
text: Black-footed ferrets are highly specialized predators that depend on prairie dogs for food and shelter.
text: The black-footed ferret depends mainly on prairie dogs for food and shelter.
text: Did you know the black-footed ferret is a carnivore that relies solely on the prairie dog for its survival?
text: The black-footed ferret is dependent on prairie dogs both as food and to use their burrows for shelter.