Assertion: dugong | /r/HasProperty | herbivore
Facets:
value: primarily
type: DEGREE
value: strictly
type: DEGREE
value: despite their large size
type: OTHER
value: offshore from abu dhabi
type: LOCATION
value: in the order
type: OTHER
value: by nature
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: While other marine mammals typically require speed to capture prey, dugongs and manatees are herbivores.
text: The dugong is a large marine mammal found in the warm waters surrounding Indonesia and Australia .
text: Dugongs are large marine mammals inhabiting warm ocean waters surrounding Australia and Indonesia.
text: Dugong is a unique marine mammal for it is herbivorous.
text: The dugong, Dugong dugon, is a large mammal that lives its whole life in the sea.
text: Dugongs in Moreton Bay, Australia, are omnivorous, feeding on invertebrates such as polychaetes or marine algae when the supply of their choice grasses decreases.
text: Dugongs are strictly herbivorous animals, often called “cows of the sea”.
text: The dugong (Dugong dugon)is a herbivorous marine mammal, the only extant species of the Dungongidae family.
text: A dugong is a large sea mammal who can be found in warm waters.
text: Dugongs are large grey mammals which spend their entire lives in the sea.
text: Dugong is large animal that can reach length of 11 feet and weight of up to 2000 pounds.
text: These mermaid legends are also said to be true of the dugongs larger cousin, the manatee.
text: The Dugong is a large ocean animal related to the Manatee and can be found in 37 countries.
text: The dugong is such a large animal that its only predators are orcas, saltwater crocodiles and sharks.
text: Dugong are also called 'Sea Cows' and are large herbivorous mammals.
text: The dugong one of the few large animals that can digest fresh seagrass.
text: While considered large sea mammals, dugongs are actually smaller compared to manatees.
text: The dugong is the anly strictly marine herbivorous mammal.
text: Dugongs are primarily herbivores, eating seagrasses and algae.
text: The dugong species had become extinct in the 18th century and found dugongs are founds along with the Indo-West Pacific territories and are herbivores by nature.
text: Dugongs are mostly herbivores.
text: Sometimes, mature female dugongs also develop tusks because the dugongs are herbivores and feed only on plantation, sea grass and algae, although sometimes shell fish and jellyfish.
text: They are herbivores that can grow up to 10 feet in length and weigh between 510 to 1,100 pounds.
text: Dugongs are herbivores, this means they only eat plants (not meat or other animals).
text: Dugongs are herbivores, and feed mainly on sea-grass.
text: Dugongs are also herbivores and have a similar diet to manatees.
text: Dugongs are herbivores (plant-eaters) who eat sea grasses that grow on the sea bed.
text: Dugongs are herbivores.
text: Dugongs are strictly herbivores and spend most of their time feeding on sea grass found on the sea floor.
text: The dugong is a large marine mammal in the order Sirenia, which they share with the manatees.
text: The dugong is a large marine mammal found in the coastal waters of the western Indo-Pacific and Australia.
text: The dugong is a large marine mammal found in the coastal waters of the western Indo-Pacific and Australia.
text: The dugong is a large marine mammal found in the coastal waters of the western Indo-Pacific and Australia.
text: The dugong is a large marine mammal found in the coastal waters of the western Indo-Pacific and Australia.
text: The dugong is a large marine mammal found in the coastal waters of the western Indo-Pacific and Australia.
text: The Dugong is a large marine mammal that belongs to the same mammalian order as manatees.
text: Dugongs are large marine mammals that are found in tropical and near-tropical seas around the world.
text: Dugongs are large marine mammals that are found near coasts around the Pacific and Africa.
text: Dugongs are large marine mammals.
text: Dugongs are large marine mammals found throughout the Indo-Pacific region and the eastern parts of Africa.
text: Dugongs are large marine mammals that are found near coasts around the Pacific and Africa.
text: Dugongs, often known as ‘sea cows', are large marine mammals that feed almost exclusively on seagrass.
text: The dugong, like all sea cows, is herbivorous.
text: Dugongs are primarily herbivorous, grazing on up to 30kg of seagrass a day.
text: Dugongs are herbivorous and feed predominantly on seagrasses.
text: The dugong, Dugong dugon, is a large mammal that lives its whole life in the sea.
text: The dugong, Dugong dugon, is a large mammal that lives its whole life in the sea.
text: The dugong is a large mammal inhabiting silty inlets offshore from Abu Dhabi.
text: Dugongs in Moreton Bay, Australia, are omnivorous, feeding on invertebrates such as polychaetes or marine algae when the supply of their choice grasses decreases.
text: Dugongs in Moreton Bay, Australia, are omnivorous, feeding on invertebrates such as polychaetes or marine algae when the supply of their choice grasses decreases.
text: Dugongs inhabit the warm shallow waters, and despite their large size, dugongs are strictly herbivorous animals and have been referred to as the cows of the sea.
text: Dugong are largely herbivorous animals that primarily consume various forms of plant life including sea grass, aquatic plants and their roots, however in some situations they may also consume various invertebrate species such as jellyfish and shellfish.
text: The dugong (Dugong dugon) is a herbivorous marine mammal and the only member of the family Dugongidae.
text: The dugong, Dugong dugon, is a herbivorous marine mammal that lives in the shallow water of well-protected coastal areas.
text: The dugong is a large sea mammal who are sometimes referred to as "sea cows" due to the large amount of seagrass they consume.
text: Dugongs are large grey mammals that are related to manatees and when fully grown they can be three metres long and weigh 400 kg.