Assertion: gray fox | /r/CapableOf | climb tree
Facets:
value: unlike other canines
type: OTHER
value: readily
type: MANNER
value: habitually
type: MANNER
value: to seek refuge
type: PURPOSE
value: regularly
type: DEGREE
value: very easily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Grey foxes who live in North America are the only member of dog family who can climb trees!
text: The gray fox and the raccoon dog are the only two members of the canine family that can readily climb into trees.
text: Grey foxes are the only members of the dog family that are able to climb the tree.
text: They will run along the tops of fences, climb trees, and jump from branch to branch and tree to tree.
text: Grey foxes can climb trees very easily.
text: Unlike other canines, gray foxes can climb trees!
text: Unlike other canines, gray foxes can climb trees!
text: This fox doesn’t dig as much as coyotes do, but it is our only canid that regularly climbs trees.
text: The gray fox is the only member of the dog family that can climb trees, usually to seek refuge or in search of roosting birds.
text: Gray foxes are the only species of dogs that can climb trees.
text: Gray foxes are the only member of the Canidae family that can climb trees.
text: the gray fox, the closely related island fox and the raccoon dog habitually climb trees.
text: The grey fox is the only member of the canid family (canines) which is able to climb trees (the grey fox can also run up to 28 miles per hour!).
text: Gray foxes are the only member of the Canidae family that can climb trees.
text: The gray fox and the raccoon dog are the only two members of the canine family that can readily climb into trees.