Assertion: chameleon | /r/CapableOf | grip branch
Facets:
value: to keep the branch
type: PURPOSE
value: for long periods
type: TEMPORAL
value: perfectly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Chameleons have uniquely formed feet that help them grip the branches they climb on.
text: Their toes are divided in two groups of two or three toes on each foot, which help them grab the branch and achieve stability during walking.
text: This is called a “zygodactyl” pattern which allows the chameleon to grip onto branches and stems really easily.
text: They have a splayed foot and a splayed hand, meaning there are two toes on one side and three on the other, allows them to perfectly grasp branches.
text: Most chameleons have a prehensile (grabbing) tail, and can stay on a branch securing with just two feet and the tail.
text: Chameleons are adapted to tree and forest settings, which is why they have specially grouped toes that allow them to hold onto branches for long periods.
text: This arrangement helps them grasp onto branches and climb with ease.
text: They will keep moving around the branch to keep the branch between themselves and the threat and to keep the threat in their line of sight.
text: Chameleons have uniquely formed feet that help them grip the branches they climb on.
text: Their toes are divided in two groups of two or three toes on each foot, which help them grab the branch and achieve stability during walking.
text: They also have a prehensile (gripping) tail which is very strong which also helps them to grip onto branches and saves them from falling if they lose their grip.