Assertion: chinchilla | /r/AtLocation | the wild
Facets:
value: crevices of rocks
type: LOCATION
value: in rock crevices
type: LOCATION
value: high up
type: LOCATION
value: places that offer
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Where Do Chinchillas Live In The Wild?
text: Few chinchillas remain in the wild (they are an endangered species), but chinchillas are common in captivity.
text: In the wild, only chinchillas with a gray color are found, but in the last century, chinchillas and other colors were extracted by geneticists: ebony, homoebony, sapphire, purple, beige, white, black velvet.
text: There are several reasons why chinchillas live longer in captivity than they do in the wild.
text: In the wild, Chinchillas live in social groups called herds which contain around 100 individuals.
text: Chinchillas live in colonies of up to 100 in the wild.
text: This ash is found in the mountains where chinchillas live in the wild.
text: A chinchilla can live up to 14 years in the wild and 20 in captivity.
text: In the wild, chinchillas live in burrows or in rock crevices, places that offer safe havens for them to take cover so they can get some stress-free sleep.
text: In the wild, chinchillas live very high up in the Andes Mountain range where the elevation reaches upwards of 5000 meters or 16,400 feet in burrows and rock crevices.
text: In the wild, chinchillas live in cold mountains, crevices of rocks, moving from rock to rock to escape from predators and to find food.
text: In the wild, the chinchilla remains one of the few monogamous species, and unlike most mammals, females tend to be slightly larger than males.
text: There are currently two remaining species of chinchillas remaining in the wild, short and long-tailed.
text: Few chinchillas remain in the wild (they are an endangered species), but chinchillas are common in captivity.
text: In the wild, chinchillas are found in the Andes Mountains of South America.
text: Originally native to the Andes Mountains of South America, chinchillas are members of the rodent family that are found in the wild and often kept as pets as well.