Assertion: flamingo's predator | /r/HasProperty | few natural
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Adult flamingos have few natural predators.
text: They prefer large flocks for safety against their natural predators.
text: But since adult flamingos don’t have many natural predators in the region, this bird’s plumage could be more bane than boon: Too much pigment makes feathers brittle and prone to breakage.
text: Adult greater flamingos have few natural predators.
text: Adult Flamingos have very few natural predators.
text: Adult flamingos have few natural predators.
text: The Chilean Flamingo has few natural predators due to the environment that they live in however humans sometimes prey upon them.
text: The large numbers provide safety against predators (flamingos have a few natural predators), especially while they feed with their heads underwater.
text: The large numbers provide safety against predators (flamingos have a few natural predators), especially while they feed with their heads underwater.
text: Flamingos have few natural predators because they live in remote, inhospitable places.
text: They have few natural predators, but flamingo eggs and chicks are vulnerable to other birds, especially if they are separate from their groups.
text: Due in large part to their isolated and inhospitable habitat in remote regions of South America, flamingos have few natural predators.
text: Greater Flamingos have few natural predators, however, their eggs and chicks are preyed upon by other birds including the Marabou Stork.
text: They have few natural predators, but flamingo chicks can be vulnerable to eagles.