Assertion: elk | /r/HasProperty | excellent swimmers
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: from a few weeks after birth
type: TEMPORAL
value: despite their staggering bulk
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Moose are excellent swimmers and are known to wade into water to eat aquatic plants.
text: Moose are at home in the water and, despite their staggering bulk, are good swimmers.
text: Moose are strong swimmers and can swim up to 6 mph (9.5 km/h) and as far as 12.4 miles (20 km).
text: Elk (along with their caribou and moose cousins) are excellent swimmers.
text: Moose are very large, sturdy and strong.
text: Although they look clumsy, moose are very strong runners and swimmers.
text: And even though moose are powerful and quite large, a single bite can do one in:
text: They are strong swimmers, even calves can swim over a mile.
text: Although they look clumsy, moose are very strong runners and swimmers.
text: Moose are expert swimmers and can reach speeds of up to six miles per hour.
text: The moose is also an excellent swimmer, and may cross lakes at the healthy clip of 6 miles an hour in order to avoid wolves or bears.
text: They are powerful swimmers, sometimes diving several metres to feed on plants at the bottom of a lake.
text: They are good swimmers and will often forage in ponds.
text: Although moose are excellent swimmers, it does not choose deeper water, because northern wolves have relatively large paws and so are also excellent swimmers.
text: Moose are excellent swimmers and are known to wade into water to eat aquatic plants both at and below the surface.
text: Moose are excellent swimmers.
text: Moose are good swimmers and can be found in and around streams.
text: Moose are surprisingly good swimmers and are often seen in the water.
text: They are strong swimmers from a few weeks after birth and can reach a swimming speed of up to six miles per hour.
text: Moose are also strong swimmers, being known to swim up to 20 km or up to 9.5 km per hour.
text: Elk (along with their caribou and moose cousins) are excellent swimmers.