Assertion: chameleon | /r/CapableOf | shoot their tongues
Facets:
value: at alarming speeds
type: MANNER
value: lightly
type: DEGREE
value: quickly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: There is a common idea that chameleons shoot their tongues out, it sticks to their pray and they draw it back into their mouth.
text: When a chameleon spots an insect, it quickly snaps out its tongue.
text: Once prey is within striking distance, the chameleon shoots out its tongue lightening quick!
text: Then he slightly opens his mouth, lightly throws out his tongue and brings it back together with the captured prey.
text: This accuracy means they can shoot out their tongue and hit the target, as there’s no second chance at sneaking up on an insect.
text: Chameleons can shoot out their tongues at alarming speeds, use their tails as extra limbs, and even see in two different directions at once.