Assertion: bald eagle | /r/CapableOf | find prey
Facets:
value: during flight
type: TEMPORAL
value: from other predators
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with their talons
type: MANNER
value: for 3 square miles
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: When the bald eagle is flying at 1,000 feet high, it can find prey for 3 square miles.
text: Bald eagles have also been known to steal prey from other predators (a practice known as kleptoparasitism), to scavenge carcasses of other animals, and to steal food from landfills or campsites.
text: Though they are capable of diving at speeds of up to 100 miles (160.9 kilometers) per hour, they generally don’t dive vertically in pursuit of food; they descend more slowly and snatch prey with their talons instead.
text: This allows a bald eagle to grab and then pierce its prey.
text: However, they need rests periods where they can regenerate their talons and beak so that they catch more prey.
text: Bald eagles swoop down and grab their prey, catching them in their strong, sharp talons.
text: Once they capture their prey, they use their hooked beak to pull flesh out before eating it.
text: A series of bumps on the bottom of their feet -- known as spicules -- help them hold on to their prey during flight.