Assertion: echidna | /r/CapableOf | eat termite
Facets:
value: mainly
type: DEGREE
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: besides termites
type: OTHER
value: a day
type: TEMPORAL
value: besides the usual ants
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Echidnas have no teeth and only eat termites, ants and other soil invertebrates.
text: Echidnas feed primarily on earthworms, ants, and termites.
text: As the name rightly suggests, spiny anteaters have spines and hair on their body, and they feed on ants and termites.
text: The Echidna eats invertebrates such as larvae, worms, mites, insect pupae, and small spiders besides the usual ants and termites.
text: The echidna only eats ants and termites.
text: Compared to many other animals, echidnas have longer activity times, presumably due to the time required to find their food of ants and termites; echidnas eat about 40,000 individual ants and termites a day.
text: Echidnas are insectivores and eat mainly ants and termites.
text: Echidnas eat ants, termites, and worms.
text: Echidnas eat ants, termites, grubs, larvae, and worms.
text: Usually, echidnas feed on ants and termites, but sometimes they may also eat beetles, scarab and moth larvae, and worms.
text: The echidna feeds primarily on termites, using its long sticky tongue in much the same fashion as an anteater.
text: Diet: Echidnas feed primarily on worms, termites, ants, and other insects.
text: They have tiny mouths and mainly feed on termites and ants.
text: As the name rightly suggests, spiny anteaters have spines and hair on their body, and they feed on ants and termites.
text: While the short-beaked spiny anteaters feed on ants and termites, the long-beaked ones may also eat earthworms, other worms, and insect larvae.