Assertion: elephant's predator | /r/HasProperty | natural
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Healthy adult elephants have no natural predators, although lions may take calves or weak individuals.
text: Because of its large size, the Asian elephant has very few natural predators--in other words, no dangerous animal wants to eat it except... tigers!
text: In most places, the adult African Bush Elephant lacks natural predators thanks to its great size, however, the calves (especially the newborn) are vulnerable to lions and crocodile attacks and (rarely) to leopard and hyena attacks.
text: Natural Predators: The adult African Bush Elephant lacks natural predators thanks to its great size, but the calves (especially the newborn) are vulnerable to lion, leopard, crocodile, and, more rarely, hyena attacks.
text: Elephants have no natural predators.
text: Elephants have no natural predators in the wild, although sometimes lions will attack young or weak elephants in the herd.
text: Elephants don’t have any natural predators, but, humans have been known to kill elephants for their ivory tusks.
text: One of the biggest dangers to elephants is not their natural predators (since they have very few), but is rather human encroachment, loss of habitat, and illegal poaching.
text: Elephants have few natural predators, but slaughter, poaching, hunting and the destruction of habitat – all of which have been wrought upon them by humankind – are threatening their future and survival.