Assertion: chinchilla | /r/CapableOf | take dust baths
Facets:
value: least twice a week
type: TEMPORAL
value: in these contained bath houses
type: LOCATION
value: in order to keep their dense coats
type: PURPOSE
value: in finely ground volcanic rock
type: LOCATION
value: as a way
type: MANNER
value: to keep their fur
type: PURPOSE
value: regularly
type: TEMPORAL
value: in volcanic ash
type: LOCATION
value: to decrease the amount of dander
type: PURPOSE
value: before going to their den
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Chinchillas Have to Take Dust Baths
text: Chinchillas are clean animals, but they do not take a bath in water, instead they take a dust bath.
text: This is the reason they take dust bath instead of water to help to get rid of oils and dirt.
text: Chinchillas take the dust bath.
text: Chinchillas in the wild wake up as the sun is setting, take a dust bath, forage for food and then take another dust bath as the sun rises, before going to their den to sleep.
text: Chinchillas take dust baths in volcanic ash
text: Chinchillas take dust baths to decrease the amount of dander (dry, flaky skin), prevent parasites like fleas, and prevent their velvety fur coats from fungus.
text: Instead, they take dust baths, rolling in pumice dust a few times a week.
text: To maintain a healthy coat, chinchillas take dust baths.
text: Chinchillas take dust baths
text: Chinchillas regularly take dust baths in finely ground volcanic rock.
text: They will take dust baths to keep their fur clean and healthy.
text: Chinchillas take dust baths as a way of self-cleaning their coats.
text: Chinchillas will take dust baths a couple times per week.
text: Why do chinchillas take dust baths?
text: So the answer to the question “Why do chinchillas take dust baths?
text: Why do chinchillas take dust baths?”.
text: Instead, chinchillas take “dust baths” to help rid their body of dirt and oils.
text: Instead, they take dust baths.
text: In order to keep their dense coats in good condition, chinchillas take ‘dust baths’, where they roll around in specially provided baths of fine pumice (ground volcanic rock in the wild).
text: Chinchillas in the wild wake up as the sun is setting, take a dust bath, forage for food and then take another dust bath as the sun rises, before going to their den to sleep.
text: If you haven’t seen a chinchilla take a dust bath, you are missing out.
text: Place dusting powder in a bin and let your chinchilla take a dust bath at least twice a week.
text: Chinchillas will flip, spin, and take a dust bath in these contained bath houses.
text: Chinchillas will flip, spin, and take a dust bath in these contained bath houses.