Assertion: capybara | /r/CapableOf | remain submerged
Facets:
value: for up to five minutes
type: TEMPORAL
value: in water
type: LOCATION
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Capybaras are excellent swimmers and can remain submerged for up to five minutes
text: They mate in the water, use the water to hide from predators, and can stay submerged for several minutes.
text: They live close to water and can stay submerged for up to five minutes.1
text: It can remain submerged for up to five minutes – a useful skill to have for an animal commonly hunted by jaguars and ocelots!
text: Their nostrils, eyes and ears are all located on the top of their head so they can remain submerged and almost completely hidden with just their nose, eyes and ears protruding above the water.
text: Their nostrils, eyes and ears are all located on the top of their head so they can remain submerged and almost completely hidden with just their nose, eyes and ears protruding above the water.
text: Their nostrils, eyes and ears are all located on the top of their head so they can remain submerged and almost completely hidden with just their nose, eyes and ears protruding above the water.
text: Their nostrils, eyes and ears are all located on the top of their head so they can remain submerged and almost completely hidden with just their nose, eyes and ears protruding above the water.
text: The pool or pond should have a few shallow places where the capybara can sit and rest while still remaining mostly submerged.
text: Their nostrils, eyes and ears are all located on the top of their head so they can remain submerged and almost completely hidden with just their nose, eyes and ears protruding above the water.
text: Their nostrils, eyes and ears are all located on the top of their head so they can remain submerged and almost completely hidden with just their nose, eyes and ears protruding above the water.
text: Their nostrils, eyes and ears are all located on the top of their head so they can remain submerged and almost completely hidden with just their nose, eyes and ears protruding above the water.
text: Their nostrils, eyes and ears are all located on the top of their head so they can remain submerged and almost completely hidden with just their nose, eyes and ears protruding above the water.
text: Capybaras are able to remain submerged in water for up to 5 minutes and they become easily dry after being in water due to their thin coat of course hair.
text: They live close to water and can stay submerged for up to five minutes.1