Assertion: cougar | /r/CapableOf | stalk their prey
Facets:
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
value: like other cats
type: MANNER
value: by ambushing them
type: MANNER
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: for long distances
type: OTHER
value: from a distance for an hour
type: TEMPORAL
value: before finding the opportunity
type: TEMPORAL
value: across rock ledges
type: LOCATION
value: within two or three great leaps
type: MANNER
value: larger than themselves
type: OTHER
value: at close range
type: LOCATION
value: quietly
type: MANNER
value: before hunting them
type: TEMPORAL
value: through bushes
type: LOCATION
value: through trees
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: abruptly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: These cats employ a blend of stealth and power, stalking their prey until an opportunity arrives to pounce, then going for the back of the neck with a fatal bite.
text: Like other cats, the cougar prefers to ambush its prey mostly from behind.
text: The cougar is an ambush hunter preferring to stalk its prey.
text: Pumas will stalk their prey through bushes and trees and across rock ledges before powerfully leaping onto the back of their victim and delivering a suffocating neck bite.
text: They stalk and ambush their prey before hunting them.
text: but they rarely ever chase their prey.
text: The mountain lion attacks its prey by aiming for the base of the skull, breaking its neck in the process.
text: They spend their days hunting, often ambushing prey from a hidden vantage point in trees or behind rocks.
text: While they are good sprinters, panthers rarely chase prey for long distances.
text: Cougars also die following serious injuries sustained when they pursue prey larger than themselves.
text: It either stalks its prey or waits for it to draw close before striking.
text: They ambush their prey by sneaking up on them from behind and biting down on their necks with their powerful jaws.
text: Like other cats, they like to spring out from a hiding place and attack their prey from behind.
text: If your property and landscaping are attractive to deer and other wildlife, cougars may follow the wildlife into your property while searching for prey.
text: They can see prey from a distance due to its keen eyesight especially at dawn and dusk.
text: They will sit for hours just watching their prey, waiting to ambush it.
text: When stalking and attacking prey, mountain lions utilize extraordinary leaping abilities.
text: They stalk their prey to within two or three great leaps and then launch a lightning-fast charge, striking their prey.
text: When stalking and attacking prey, mountain lions utilize extraordinary leaping abilities.
text: Instead of running great distance, they will rather ambush and pound on their preys.
text: The mountain lion is an ambush predator that stalks its prey and pounces.
text: Mountain lions hunt by an ambush technique whereby they abruptly attack the prey and knock it down.
text: Mountain lions typically hunt their prey by ambushing them rather than sprinting or chasing after.
text: Mountain lions are typically an ambush predator, stalking their prey before finding the opportunity to leap on its back and deliver a suffocating neck bite.
text: When it comes to hunting, cougars will stalk their prey then pounce and attack their victim’s throat or back of the next.
text: The cougar is an ambush predator, they stalk their prey, that is, they walk slowly and quietly, they hide and then when close, they jump or run fast to catch the animal.
text: Cougars quietly stalk their prey, then leap at close range for attack; however, they also have to be ready for a chase if an agile deer makes a run for it.
text: Cougars stalk their prey.
text: Cougars are secretive in nature and prefer to stalk their prey at close range, to utilize the element of surprise.
text: They stalk their prey to within two or three great leaps and then launch a lightning-fast charge, striking their prey.
text: They stalk and ambush their prey before hunting them.
text: Like other cats, the cougar prefers to ambush its prey mostly from behind.
text: Like other cats, the cougar prefers to ambush its prey mostly from behind.
text: Like other cats, the cougar prefers to ambush its prey mostly from behind.
text: The cougar is an ambush predator and stalks its prey, hunting deer, livestock, and small species like insects and rodents.
text: Watching a wild cougar in action is amazing but not all people like to get this close to a cougar stalking its prey.
text: They stalk their prey from a distance for an hour or more before sneaking up from behind and crushing the animal’s throat with their powerful jaws.
text: Pumas stalk their prey, which means they walk slowly and quietly, they hide and then when close, they jump or run fast to catch their prey by surprise.
text: Cougars are swift, skilful, solitary hunters that usually ambush their prey (Corel Professional Photos).
text: Cougars are swift, skilful, solitary hunters who usually ambush their prey.
text: but they rarely ever chase their prey.
text: The mountain lion attacks its prey by aiming for the base of the skull, breaking its neck in the process.