Assertion: hippo | /r/CapableOf | stay under water
Facets:
value: together
type: MANNER
value: at night
type: TEMPORAL
value: during the day
type: TEMPORAL
value: for about 18 hours
type: TEMPORAL
value: to keep their skin
type: PURPOSE
value: for up to 5 minutes
type: TEMPORAL
value: for about 5 min
type: TEMPORAL
value: between water
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: between land
type: LOCATION
value: by walking on their webbed feet
type: MANNER
value: by walking along the bottom
type: MANNER
value: during the hot daytime
type: TEMPORAL
value: in order to cool
type: PURPOSE
value: by submerging their bodies
type: MANNER
value: in essence taking turns
type: MANNER
value: in a very humid habitat
type: LOCATION
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: slowly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The nostrils are also located on top of the muzzle so the hippo can stay mostly under water and still breathe and sniff the air.
text: Hence, the hippo must stay in the water or in a very humid habitat to prevent dehydration.
text: Due to the fact that the Hippopotamus spends most of its life resting in the water, they have a number of excellent adaptations to aid their semi-aquatic lifestyle including four webbed toes on each foot that help with swimming and walking on slippery banks, and the eyes, ears and nostrils of the Hippopotamus are situated on the top of its head.
text: Hippos sink in water.
text: The hippo spends its days resting in the water, often in herds of 20 to 40.
text: Hippos sleep in the water by fully submerging their bodies.
text: Even at night, some hippos remain in the water, in essence taking turns at the hippo lawns.
text: The hippo moves slowly and purposely in water and is rarely seen in deep water.
text: HIPPOS spend most of their day resting in water and can hold their breath for up to 30 minutes.
text: During the hot daytime a hippo will either stay in water or mud in order to cool down.
text: Their nostrils and ears are situated near the tops of their heads so that they can stay above water when most of their bodies are submerged.
text: When in the water they generally move around by walking along the bottom.
text: As they are spinning around in the water they will lift up the tail.
text: They move through water by walking on their webbed feet, which is why they live only in shallow water.
text: Most of the life the hippo spends in the water and goes out on land to eat.
text: The hippo then grabbed him again and sank under the water, taking Templer along for the ride, before finally releasing him.
text: Because of their massive size, they create new paths and channels as they move through the water and between water and land.
text: The hippopotamus can survive 5 minutes under water.
text: The hippo can stay under water for about 5 min.
text: They can stay under water for up to 5 minutes.
text: Since they don’t have sweat glands, hippos need to stay in the water for about 18 hours a day to keep their skin wet.
text: When the hippo discovered how hot Africa was, however, it asked God if it could stay in the water during the day and cut grass at night when the weather was cool.
text: Hippopotamuses rest together in the water, but they like to graze by themselves.
text: Hippopotamuses rest together in the water, but they like to graze by themselves.
text: Hippos sink in water.
text: Hippos spend their days resting mainly in the water although in winter and on cool days might be resting on sandbanks and basking in the sun especially in winter months.
text: While they sleep in the water, they surface automatically and breathe without waking up.
text: At night, they remain in the water, pooping.