Assertion: corn snake | /r/HasProperty | nocturnal
Facets:
value: mainly
type: DEGREE
value: during the hot summer months
type: TEMPORAL
value: in hot weather
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The corn snake is mainly nocturnal and hides during the day under cover of loose tree bark, in animal burrows, or in old abandoned buildings.
text: Corn snakes are primarily nocturnal species as they often come out either in early evening or in dusk.
text: Corn snakes are active both day and night, but tend to be nocturnal in hot weather.
text: This is why corn snakes can be nocturnal, they don’t need to see to catch their prey.
text: This is particularly important as corn snakes tend to be nocturnal, so they are likely to be most active (and therefore to escape) while you’re tucked up in bed.
text: Corn snakes are active May through September and are mostly nocturnal; especially during the hot summer months.
text: Corn snakes are nocturnal, often hiding under loose bark and beneath logs, rocks, and other debris during the day.
text: Corn snakes are largely nocturnal, and individuals are frequently encountered on roads at night.
text: Corn snakes are nocturnal and like using heat from the ground.
text: Corn snakes are nocturnal, but are often active in the early evening.
text: Thats just my experience though, you can try and see because corn snakes are nocturnal, and anoles are diurnal.