Assertion: cougar | /r/CapableOf | kill prey
Facets:
value: by biting the throat
type: MANNER
value: in an area
type: LOCATION
value: quickly
type: MANNER
value: much
type: DEGREE
value: by using their powerful jaws
type: MANNER
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Cougars typically kill prey by using their powerful jaws to drive their large canine teeth into the back of the neck of the prey animal.
text: The puma can kill and drag prey up to seven times its own weight, the National Zoo said.
text: To kill their prey — usually deer, elk or moose — the puma sneaks up behind the other animal and then chomps down on the prey's neck with its powerful jaws.
text: Grey wolves are particularly troublesome, and in an area where wolves are prevalent the mountain lion may have to kill much more prey than usual because it gets chased from its prey by the pack.
text: They generally kill their prey quickly and efficiently.
text: Cougars also kill prey by biting the throat from the front while clinging tenaciously to their prey using the power and strong claws of their front legs to keep a secure biting grip.
text: Cougars can kill prey up to seven times their body weight.
text: Cougars can kill prey up to seven times their body weight.
text: Cougars can kill prey up to seven times their body weight.
text: Cougars can kill prey up to seven times their body weight.
text: Despite being only about 100 pounds in weight, cougars can kill prey up to six times their size.