Assertion: coyote | /r/HasProperty | omnivore
Facets:
value: in nature
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The coyote is an omnivore and can eat many kinds of food: fruits, grasses, and vegetables in the autumn and winter months along with small animals, for example rabbits, mice, shrews, voles, and foxes.
text: Coyotes are omnivores (eat both meat and vegetation).
text: Coyotes are omnivores, which means they will eat or try to eat just about anything.
text: Coyotes are omnivores and are not choosy about what they put in their mouths.
text: In general, coyotes are omnivores and opportunistic carnivores who will eat most things that do not eat them first... mice, rats, improperly stored garbage, insects, rabbits, deer, fawns, eggs, calves, cattle, sheep, plants, berries, fruit, carrion, animals caught in body crushing or foot hold traps by fur trappers, birds, snakes, turtles, groundhogs, and fish.
text: Coyotes are omnivores in nature, but most often feed on small mammals like the Prairie dogs, eastern cottontails, ground squirrels and mice.
text: Coyotes are omnivores, which means they eat both meat and plants.
text: They are omnivores who will happily feast on ripe berries, vegetables, fallen fruit and other healthy goodies.
text: Coyotes are omnivores, which means they will eat or try to eat just about anything.
text: Coyotes are omnivores that eat rabbits, rodents, frogs, deer, antelopes, lizards, birds, plants, and carcasses.
text: Coyotes are classified as carnivores, however, they tend to be omnivores as they will eat anything that they come across.
text: They are omnivores, and eat nearly anything–including rodents, rabbits, fish, insects, fruit, vegetation, snakes, and deer.
text: Coyotes are omnivores.
text: However, they are in reality, omnivores.