Assertion: gerbil | /r/AtLocation | the wild
Facets:
value: around the world
type: LOCATION
value: with chambers
type: OTHER
value: with several entries
type: OTHER
value: between two to three years
type: TEMPORAL
value: underground
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: In the wild, gerbils live underground in burrows.
text: In the wild, gerbils survive between two to three years.
text: Gerbils aren’t just pets: they can also be found in the wild.
text: Gerbils live in burrows in the wild
text: In the wild, these gerbils live in groups generally consisting of one parental pair, the most recent litter, and a few older pups.
text: In the wild, gerbils live in a complex system of tunnels and burrows, so it is nice to allow the gerbils enough room to burrow in their enclosure.
text: In the wild, gerbils live in large groups called clans.
text: In the wild, gerbils live in underground tunnels up to 3m long with several entries and chambers.
text: In the wild, gerbils live in burrows that they dig out with their active claws and feet.
text: In the wild, gerbils live in colonies, and they are therefore best kept in same-sex pairs or small groups.
text: In the wild, gerbils live in family groups with as many members as twenty of the same species.
text: When in the wild, gerbils live in desert areas.
text: this describes a gerbil which (in color) looks externally identical to those gerbils still living in the wild around the world.
text: In the wild, gerbils live in extended family structures composed of a single monogamous breeding pair and their offspring of various ages.
text: In the wild, gerbils live in the desert.