Assertion: coyote | /r/CapableOf | hunt deer
Facets:
value: collectively
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: When hunting deer, however, they use teamwork and form packs.
text: They take turns pursuing the deer until it tires, or they may drive the prey toward a hidden member of the pack, according to the University of Michigan’s Animal Diversity Web (ADW).
text: Most of the time they hunt alone, but when they hunt for large prey such as deer, they will hunt in packs.
text: One or more coyotes chase the deer while the others wait, then the next group will pick up the chase.
text: Coyotes generally hunt for food on their own and are usually not big enough to take down larger prey, although accounts of seeing several coyotes collectively chasing a deer are not uncommon.
text: They hunt rabbits, snakes, frogs (not toads), deer and other ungulates, and turkeys and other large birds.
text: Coyotes will commonly work in teams when hunting large ungulates such as deer, which is more common in winter (when large prey is likely weakened) and in larger-bodied Northern coyotes.
text: Coyotes may take turns pursuing the deer until it tires, or they may drive it towards a hidden member of the pack.
text: Coyotes may take turns pursuing the deer until it tires, or they may drive it towards a hidden member of the pack.
text: They hunt for rabbits, deer, elk, birds, snakes, lizards, fish, sheep, young calves and any carrion they find - but they also eat some fruits and grasses.
text: One or more coyote chases the deer while the others wait; then the next group will pick up the chase.