Assertion: hedgehog | /r/HasProperty | insectivore
Facets:
value: mainly
type: DEGREE
value: almost
type: DEGREE
value: unlike most other pocket pets
type: OTHER
value: in the wild
type: LOCATION
value: basically
type: DEGREE
value: to moonrats
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: with being slugs
type: OTHER
value: to moles
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to gymnures
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: The hedgehog is an insectivore and eats lots of beetles and caterpillars; they particularly like, earthworms and slugs.
text: Although traditionally classified in the now abandoned order Insectivora, hedgehogs are omnivorous.
text: Hedgehogs are mainly insectivorous, with key prey items being slugs, snails and larger insects, but will eat almost any animal substance and some plant material.
text: Hedgehogs are mostly carnivorous, but they will occasionally eat plants.
text: Hedgehogs are generally considered insectivores and rely on insects for their dietary needs.
text: The hedgehog is an omnivorous mammal whose diet is primarily composed of insects, snails, snakes, frogs, grass roots, vegetation, berries, toads, bird eggs, and other reptile species.
text: There is also a clear difference between the diet of the two animals: Hedgehogs are insectivorous animals, which means that their diet is based on eating insects.
text: Hedgehog – insectivorous animal, the average weight of the animal is almost 800 g, but before hibernation, it gains weight to
text: Hedgehogs are omnivorous insectivores, and should be fed an appropriate diet.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores (insect-eaters), but they are not strict insectivores, as wild hedgehogs will eat different types of food, including mollusks (snails and worms), amphibians, lizards, snakes, birds’ eggs, fish, carrion, mushrooms, roots, berries, and melons.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores, and eat mainly insects in the wild.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores, meaning they like to eat bugs.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores that are mainly active at twilight and during the night.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores, so the best diet is the bugs and grubs in your garden, which will also help keep the ‘pests’ down.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores that eat all manner of garden invertebrates from beetles, millipedes and worms to slugs and snails.
text: Similarly to moles, moonrats, and gymnures, hedgehogs are insectivores; in other words, they love to eat insects.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores, which means that they thrive best on a diet high in fiber and protein and low in fat.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores, and are the healthiest when given a balanced and varied diet of insects, specially designed food, and small amounts of fruit.
text: Hedgehogs are insectivores, which means that their diet in the wild is composed mainly of insects.
text: People are surprised when they hear that hedgehogs, in the wild, are mainly insectivores who frequently eat whatever becomes available.
text: Hedgehogs are not exclusively insectivores but are almost omnivorous.
text: Although traditionally classified in the now abandoned order Insectivora, hedgehogs are omnivorous.
text: Although belonging to insectivore family, hedgehogs are almost omnivorous.
text: Hedgehogs are omnivorous (they eat both plant and animal matter).
text: Hedgehogs are omnivorous and thus they can survive in any kind of food.
text: Hedgehogs are omnivorous, eating insects, snakes and frogs as well as plant matter.
text: Hedgehogs are omnivorous.
text: Hedgehogs are also insectivorous; this means they will get rid of insect pests for you.
text: Hedgehogs are basically insectivorous and feed on a variety of invertebrates.
text: This hedgehog is insectivorous but may also feed on small vertebrates and plants.
text: Hedgehogs are primarily carnivorous.
text: Porcupines eat plants while hedgehogs are carnivorous.
text: Unlike most other pocket pets, hedgehogs are considered insectivores and these snouted critters have quite the taste for things that creep and crawl.