Assertion: chameleon | /r/CapableOf | catch their prey
Facets:
value: successfully
type: MANNER
value: at some distance
type: LOCATION
value: with great accuracy
type: MANNER
value: by shooting their long tongue
type: MANNER
value: easily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Chameleons catch their prey by ballistically shooting their long tongue from a distance.
text: Some chameleons can actually project their tongues more than twice the distance of their own body length, and can capture prey in as fast as 0.07 seconds.
text: The Parson's chameleon captures its prey by shooting out its sticky projectile tongue.
text: For chameleons, that ability helps them hiding from predators and catching preys.
text: A chameleon catching its prey is quite fascinating to look at, as it ejects its tongue quickly in no time, thus allowing it to catch its food easily from an adequate distance.
text: Chameleons can grab their prey easily
text: In contrast, chameleons can launch their tongues at great speed to a distance of more than twice their body length, and they can strike and capture their prey with great accuracy.
text: While catching their prey, the chameleon can extend their tongue to lengths, equivalent to that of their body length.
text: With the help of their lighting-fast tongues, chameleons successfully catch their prey at some distance.
text: A chameleon can capture and pull in prey weighing up to about half of its own body weight.
text: This chameleon captures its prey by shooting out its long, sticky tongue and using it as a suction cup.