Assertion: armadillo | /r/HasProperty | nocturnal
Facets:
value: mainly
type: DEGREE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: besides
type: DEGREE
value: very much
type: DEGREE
value: by summer and diurnal in winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: as with many pest animals
type: OTHER
value: in missouri
type: LOCATION
value: in summer
type: TEMPORAL
value: in hotter months
type: TEMPORAL
value: strictly
type: DEGREE
value: by diurnal
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Armadillos are mainly nocturnal, however they may also occasionally appear during the daylight and may be diurnal in cool weather.
text: Armadillos are generally nocturnal animals and tend to be active from sunset until early hours of the morning.
text: The armadillo is a nocturnal animal and tends to dig and search for food mostly at night.
text: Armadillos are nocturnal critters that are out from evening through early morning, especially during the summer months.
text: For example, in hotter months, armadillos may be nocturnal, foraging at night when it is cooler and easy to move around.
text: This armadillo is strictly nocturnal.
text: In Missouri, armadillos are nocturnal in summer but shift their activity to daytime or evening in winter.
text: Second, armadillos are nocturnal.
text: Night temperatures in Argentinian plains can get very low, and since the armadillo is nocturnal it needs the fur to conserve heat while it is being active outside its burrow.
text: The armadillo is nocturnal by summer and diurnal in winter.
text: Armadillos are nocturnal and nomadic, so shooting is usually not practical.
text: If you are trying to view any potential armadillos around your home, remember that armadillos are nocturnal, and are most active around dawn and dusk.
text: Armadillos are mainly nocturnal, which means they are active at night.
text: They are nocturnal, and would be sleeping when you are awake.
text: Armadillos in the genus Dasypus are primarily nocturnal, but occasionally forage in the daytime.
text: Once they start coming around, expect them to return every night as they are mostly nocturnal.
text: Armadillos are nocturnal, but on occasion they will forage during the daytime.
text: Armadillos are nocturnal and vary in size from about half a foot to five feet long.
text: Armadillos are nocturnal, but have poor eyesight.
text: Second, armadillos are nocturnal.
text: Usually, armadillos are nocturnal, so they come out late at night or very early in the morning, thus your chances are higher when you set the trap at these times.
text: Besides, armadillos are nocturnal and only come out at night; this reduced visibility is not good for getting an accurate aim.
text: Usually, armadillos are nocturnal, so they come out late at night or very early in the morning, thus your chances are higher when you set the trap at these times.
text: Besides, armadillos are nocturnal and only come out at night; this reduced visibility is not good for getting an accurate aim.
text: Armadillos are also nocturnal animals, so they sneak around all hours of the night while you’re fast asleep.
text: Armadillos in general are nocturnal animals, and they tend to be most active around dawn and dusk.
text: They are nocturnal animals, they live in burrows underground, they dig in the soil for their food (worms and grubs, mostly)
text: As with many pest animals, the armadillo is very much a nocturnal animal which makes it much more difficult to shoot.