Assertion: firefly | /r/HasProperty | beetle
Facets:
value: despite their name
type: OTHER
value: in the family
type: OTHER
value: technically
type: MANNER
value: with soft bodies
type: OTHER
value: officially
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: It is a beetle, you see—and one known for its ghastly glowing backside.
text: Firefly is the name of a beetle that is seen inhabiting all the continents of the world, except Antarctica.
text: It is a beetle, you see--and one known for its ghastly glowing backside.
text: The firefly is a beetle that produces light in its abdomen.
text: Fireflies are neither flies nor bugs; they are beetles, and there are 2,000 species on our planet.
text: Up close, it's easier to see that fireflies are beetles.
text: Yes, they are officially beetles.
text: Fireflies are beetles with soft bodies; they are small creatures with the average firefly being between 5 and 25 millimeters long.
text: Fireflies are beetles that range from 5 to 25 milometers (0.2 to 1 inch) in length.
text: They are beetles.
text: Despite their name, fireflies are actually beetles which use an enzymatic reaction involving a chemical compound called luciferin to produce their typical greenish flashing light.
text: Fireflies are not “flies”, they are beetles.
text: Fireflies, also known as lightning bugs, are beetles.
text: They are technically beetles, which have a relatively short life cycle once they transition from the larval stage.
text: Fireflies are beetles that glow to attract a mate.
text: Up close, it's easier to see that fireflies are beetles.
text: Fireflies, aka lightning bugs, are beetles.
text: Fireflies are not flies but are actually beetles, in the family Lampyridae.
text: They are beetles within the Lampyridae family of glow-capable beetles in the overall winged beetle order Coleoptera.
text: Despite their name, fireflies are actually beetles which use an enzymatic reaction involving a chemical compound called luciferin to produce their typical greenish flashing light.
text: They are beetles and produce what scientist call a “cold light”.