Assertion: dugong's life | /r/HasProperty | entire
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text: Dugongs are semi-nomadic, often traveling long distances in search of food, but staying within a certain range their entire life.
text: Dugongs can spend their entire lives at sea.
text: Dugongs can spend their entire lives at sea.
text: Dugongs are semi-nomadic, often travelling long distances in search of food, but staying within a certain range their entire life.
text: Dugongs spend their entire life in shallow, protected areas such as bays and mangrove swamps (they can be found in places like Bazaruto / Vilanculos in Mozambique and Marsa Alam in Egypt) as well as the waters off northern Australia.
text: Dugongs spend their entire life in shallow, protected areas such as bays and mangrove swamps as well as the waters off northern Australia.
text: Long trips may also occur when searching for food, however most dugong are known to inhibit a specific area and range throughout their entire life.
text: The dugong and the manatee are large-bodied, herbivorous mammals, but while the manatee spends some of its time in freshwater, the dugong spends its entire life in the sea.
text: Dugongs are large grey mammals which spend their entire lives in the sea.
text: The dugong (Dugong dugong) is the only plant-eating mammal that lives its entire life in the marine environment.
text: Dugongs are semi-nomadic, often travelling long distances in search of food, but staying within a certain range their entire life.
text: Dugongs can spend their entire lives at sea.
text: Dugongs can spend their entire lives at sea.
text: Dugongs spend their entire life in shallow, protected areas such as bays and mangrove swamps (they can be found in places like Bazaruto / Vilanculos in Mozambique and Marsa Alam in Egypt) as well as the waters off northern Australia.
text: Long trips may also occur when searching for food, however most dugong are known to inhibit a specific area and range throughout their entire life.
text: Dugongs are large grey mammals which spend their entire lives in the sea.