Assertion: beaver | /r/HasProperty | nocturnal
Facets:
value: primarily
type: DEGREE
value: after the capybara
type: LOCATION
value: like many other rodents
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Beavers are primarily nocturnal.
text: Beavers are nocturnal animals that feed on plants such as vegetables, berries and tree bark.
text: The beaver is mainly a nocturnal animal.
text: Beavers are colonial and primarily nocturnal.
text: Beavers are primarily nocturnal, carrying out most activities from dusk to dawn.
text: Beavers are mostly nocturnal, sleeping by day, and foraging for food and doing construction work at night.  
text: Beavers are primarily nocturnal, so it is not common to see one.
text: Beavers eat mainly during the night since beavers are nocturnal.
text: Beavers are nocturnal.
text: Beavers are primarily nocturnal.
text: Beaver are mainly nocturnal but are occasionally seen during the day.
text: Beavers are nocturnal, meaning they are most active at night.
text: Like many other rodents, beavers are nocturnal, which is why you would rather come across traces of their activity than the critters themselves.
text: Beavers are primarily nocturnal.
text: Beavers are mostly nocturnal, meaning they sleep during the day and are active at night.
text: Beavers are usually nocturnal but they may be seen at dawn and dusk making repairs to their lodge or dam or gathering food.
text: Considered to be the second largest rodents in the world (after the capybara, beavers are primarily nocturnal, and are split into two extant species of the North American and Eurasian variety; with location of birth being the only real difference between the two.
text: In general, however, they are nocturnal.
text: Beavers are nocturnal animals existing in the forests of Europe and North America (the Canadian beaver is the most common beaver).
text: Beavers are nocturnal animals - they hunt and work during the night.
text: The beaver is mainly a nocturnal animal – they hunt and work during the night.