Assertion: cheetah's claw | /r/HasProperty | semi-retractable
Facets:
value: only partially
type: DEGREE
value: unlike those in other cats
type: OTHER
value: in order to maintain their grip
type: PURPOSE
value: partly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Cheetahs Use Their Special Claws and Tail to Hunt Cheetahs have semi-retractable claws, a characteristic only found in three other cat species, and which gives them extra grip for their high-speed pursuits.
text: The slightly curved claws, shorter as well as straighter than those of other cats, lack a protective sheath and are partly retractable.
text: The Cheetah Has Non-Retractable Claws
text: The short blunt claws, which are considered semi-retractable, are closer to that of a dog than of other cats.
text: The slightly curved claws are only weakly retractable (semi-retractable).
text: Cheetahs also have semi-retractable claws.
text: A cheetah has semi-retractable claws, like the Fishing Cat, Flat-Headed Cat and the Iriomote Cat.
text: It also has semi-retractable claws that allow it to gain more ground with every step.
text: The cheetah, along with only three other cats (the fishing cat, the flat-headed cat and the Iriomote cat) have semi-retractable claws.
text: It also has semi-retractable claws and cannot roar like other big cats.
text: Cheetah's have semi-retractable claws, unlike most other cats, which acts like a cleat to allow them excellent grip when running.
text: Cheetahs have semi-retractable claws, their very own track shoes.
text: Cheetahs have semi-retractable claws.
text: Cheetahs have semi-retractable claws.
text: Their semi-retractable claws, similar to dog claws, provide great traction during sprints and sudden turns.
text: Also differentiating cheetahs from leopards and other big cats are their semi-retractable claws, which give them a good grip of the surface when they are in pursuit of their prey, and their inability to roar.
text: The cheetah uses this speed; aided by its semi-retractable claws (the fact that they don't retract allows for more traction), large nostrils and lungs (for greater air intake, it can take up to 150 breathes per minute), and rudder-like tail to capture prey like antelope, impala, gazelle, springbok, wildebeasts, zebras, hares, and guineafowl; which they hunt by sight rather than smell.
text: The cheetah can live successfully in less open landscapes and is able to manoeuvre when running with the aid of its tail (acting as a counterbalance type rudder) and its semi-retractable claws.
text: This creature has blunt claws which are semi-retractable.
text: The cheetah’s paws have claws which, unlike those in other cats, are non-retractable.
text: Their claws are also retractable, which allows them to control their grip better while running.
text: Cheetahs have claws that are blunt, slightly curved, and only semi-retractable.
text: In order to maintain their grip at high speed, a cheetah’s claws are semi-retractable.
text: Their claws are retractable which gives them the strong grip when they pursue prey at high speeds.
text: Cheetahs, however, do have retractable claws although, unlike other cats, they do not have a sheath for their claws to retract into.
text: Cheetahs have claws that are blunt, slightly curved and only semi-retractable.
text: They run on the tips of their toes, and their claws are only partially retractable, being used for traction rather than as weapons as with other cats.
text: The first two Cheetahs had no superpowers, but were very agile; the third Cheetah had superhuman strength and speed, durability, retractable claws, and heightened senses.
text: Their claws are retractable which gives them the strong grip when they pursue prey at high speeds.
text: These claws are semi-retractable.
text: Cheetahs have non-retractable claws which dig into the ground, giving them a better grip at high speed.
text: Although they may resemble leopards or other big cats, their non-retractable claws and inability to roar set them completely apart.
text: Due to the fact that cheetahs have non-retractable claws, or so it was believed, cheetahs were, until recently, thought to be a part of the dog family.
text: Although they may resemble leopards or other big cats, their non-retractable claws and inability to roar set them completely apart.
text: Later such more king cheetahs were seen who had non-retractable claws, just like cheetahs.