Assertion: hedgehog | /r/CapableOf | roll into ball
Facets:
value: completely
type: DEGREE
value: as protection against predators
type: PURPOSE
value: under attack
type: TEMPORAL
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: with spikes
type: CAUSE
value: in danger
type: MANNER
value: without any fat protruding
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: When hedgehogs feel intimated they will roll into a ball, protecting their stomach which is the their vulnerable spot.
text: When threatened, hedgehogs roll up into a ball, thereby becoming an orb of hard-to-eat spines.
text: A hedgehog should be able to completely roll up in a ball without any fat protruding,” Dr. Wilkinson says.
text: When in danger, the hedgehog rolls into a ball so that the quills cover the entire area of their exposed body and protects the animal from predators, according to National Geographic.
text: Hedgehogs can roll into a ball and the spines will protect them from predators, except badgers and the occasional dog.
text: Hedgehogs can roll into a ball when they are about ten days old.
text: A hedgehog rolled into a ball.
text: Hedgehogs have a unique defense system where they roll into a ball and keep still in the face of danger.
text: Hedgehogs will typically roll into a ball when making a descent from various heights.
text: If they see a hunter coming, they roll into a ball with just spikes sticking out.
text: When under attack, a hedgehog will roll into a ball making the spines point outwards.
text: Hedgehogs can easily become obese; if they can no longer roll completely into a ball it is a clear sign of obesity.
text: Hedgehog rolled into a ball
text: If threatened, Hedgehogs can roll up into a ball as protection against predators.
text: Hedgehogs have pointy spines on their backs and sides and will roll up into a ball if they sense they are in danger.
text: If they feel as though they’re in danger they’ll roll up into a ball, using their sharp spines as protection against predators.