Assertion: arctic fox's prey | /r/HasProperty | scarce
Facets:
value: in winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: During winter when prey can be scarce, these cheeky foxes follow in the footsteps of the polar bear, Arctic’s premier predator and feed on leftover scraps.
text: In winter, prey can be scarce, prompting Arctic foxes to bring out their cheeky sides.
text: Prey is relatively scarce, but these scrappy little foxes take what they can find!
text: When prey and food is scarce during winter, they feed on the leftovers of the polar bear, the Arctic’s primary predator.
text: It will also eat berries, seaweed, insects and larvae when other prey is scarce.
text: When prey is scarce, Arctic foxes have been known to migrate hundreds or thousands of miles.
text: It will also eat berries, seaweed, insects and larvae, when other prey is scarce.
text: When prey is scarce, the fox follows the Arctic’s foremost predator, the polar bear, to scavenge for leftovers.
text: In winter, when prey is scarce, arctic foxes will often scavenge from polar bear kills.
text: And sometimes, when the prey is scarce, arctic foxes also track and follow polar bears and wolves to find the remains of their kills.
text: This is because prey is scarce.
text: In winter, when prey is scarce, arctic foxes will often scavenge from polar bear kills.
text: When prey is scarce and hunting territories are consequently expanded, young and old foxes unable to defend their territories may be forced to emigrate.