Assertion: dugong | /r/HasProperty | sea cows
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: along with other sirenians
type: OTHER
value: commonly
type: DEGREE
value: for good reason
type: CAUSE
value: due to the large amount of seagrass
type: CAUSE
value: according to the world wildlife fund
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Dugongs, along with other sirenians, are referred to as "sea cows" because their diet consists mainly of sea-grass.
text: Dugongs, sometimes called sea cows, are the only herbivorous mammals that are strictly marine.
text: It closely resembles a manatee and is also called sea cow because it is the only marine mammal to graze exclusively on plants.
text: Dugongs are known as sea cows because they eat seagrass.
text: Dugong (Sea Cow)
text: The Dugong is commonly called a sea cow because its diet consists principally of sea-grass.
text: The Dugong is often referred to as the sea cow.
text: "Dugong (Seacow).
text: Dugong, a Sea Cow.
text: Dugongs are truly “cows of the sea” as they only eat vegetables.
text: The dugong is a marine animal which is often called the “sea cow”.
text: It is referred to “sea cow” because its diet consists of sea-grass.
text: The dugong, also known as the sea cow, is adapted for life in the sea with a streamlined body, wedge-shaped tail and strong flippers.
text: Dugongs inhabit the warm shallow waters, and despite their large size, dugongs are strictly herbivorous animals and have been referred to as the cows of the sea.
text: The dugong is a large sea mammal who are sometimes referred to as "sea cows" due to the large amount of seagrass they consume.
text: Dugongs, along with other sirenians, are referred to as "sea cows" because their diet consists mainly of sea-grass.
text: Dugongs, along with other sirenians, are referred to as "sea cows" because their diet consists mainly of sea-grass.
text: Dugongs, along with other sirenians, are referred to as "sea cows" because their diet consists mainly of sea-grass.
text: Dugongs are also referred to as Sea Cows, Sea Pigs and Sea Camels, but are not related to any of these animals.
text: Dugongs are referred to as sea cows because they use their strong, cleft upper lips to graze on sea grasses they uproot from the seafloor.
text: Dugongs are often referred to as sea cows because they “graze” on the green algae and sea grass that forms
text: Dugongs are often referred to as sea cows because they “graze” on the green algae and sea grass that forms
text: Dugongs are often referred to as “sea cows”, as they graze on underwater meadows of seagrass.
text: Dugong are also called 'Sea Cows' and are large herbivorous mammals.
text: Dugongs, as well as other other sirenians, are also called “sea cows” as their diet mainly consists of sea-grass.
text: It is interesting to note that, despite dugongs being called ‘sea cows,’ they are more closely related to elephants than to cows.
text: Dugongs are sometimes called 'sea cows' because they graze on seagrasses.
text: Dugongs are also often called sea cows, as they exclusively feed on seagrass meadows of shallow and sheltered coastal water.
text: Dugong are called sea cows for good reason," Mr Loveday said.
text: Dugongs: are sometimes called 'sea cows' because they graze on sea grass;
text: Dugongs are also called sea cows because they eat sea grass that grows in the bottom of the ocean, looking much like the grass growing in the paddock.
text: It closely resembles a manatee and is also called sea cow because it is the only marine mammal to graze exclusively on plants.
text: It closely resembles a manatee and is also called sea cow because it is the only marine mammal to graze exclusively on plants.
text: It closely resembles a manatee and is also called sea cow because it is the only marine mammal to graze exclusively on plants.
text: It closely resembles a manatee and is also called sea cow because it is the only marine mammal to graze exclusively on plants.
text: Dugongs, also known as sea cows, are marine mammals that are listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as a species vulnerable to extinction.
text: Dugongs are also known as sea cows or the “Lady of The Sea” and are thought to be the inspiration behind tales of mermaids.
text: Dugongs, often known as ‘sea cows', are large marine mammals that feed almost exclusively on seagrass.
text: According to the World Wildlife Fund, dugongs are popularly known as “sea cows.
text: Dugong, sea cow.
text: The dugong is called a sea cow because it basically feeds the same way as a regular cow.
text: It is sometimes referred to as the “sea cow” or the “sea camel”.