Assertion: fox | /r/HasProperty | solitary
Facets:
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: through september
type: TEMPORAL
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: outside of the breeding season
type: TEMPORAL
value: by their attack on pet cats
type: OTHER
value: by nature
type: OTHER
value: during july
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Stephen Harris, a professor of environmental science at Bristol University, holds that foxes are solitary by nature and their attack on pet cats is nothing but an “urban myth”.
text: Foxes are solitary animals
text: Foxes are generally solitary hunters, foraging alone in the summer, however, they very occasionally group together in a pack.
text: While foxes are normally solitary creatures, the Fennec Fox forms groups.
text: The fox is a solitary animal that may travel up to 15 kilometres within their home range in a single foray.
text: Foxes are considered solitary animals, and although they may form family units when their offspring are very young, they generally do not travel in groups as wolves do.
text: Outside of the breeding season, these foxes are usually solitary.
text: These foxes are solitary during July through September, but females move into family dens in October to prepare for the new pups.
text: Whether the fennec truly belongs in the genus Vulpes is debated because it has fewer chromosome pairs than other fox species, lives in packs while other foxes are solitary, and has different scent glands.
text: 5) Foxes are generally solitary animals; unlike wolves, they hunt on their own rather than in packs
text: Foxes are mostly solitary animals and like to be on their own, instead of moving around in a group.
text: They are solitary hunters and eat rodents, insects, worms, fruit, birds, eggs and all other kinds of small animals.
text: Foxes are solitary creatures.