Assertion: flamingo | /r/HasProperty | monogamous
Facets:
value: with their mate
type: OTHER
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: socially
type: DEGREE
value: largely
type: DEGREE
value: like 90 percent of avian species
type: OTHER
value: most of the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: with staying true
type: OTHER
value: by nature
type: OTHER
value: with pair bonding
type: OTHER
value: interestingly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It is believed that flamingos are monogamous, according to Sea World.
text: Flamingos are monogamous birds that lay one egg every year.
text: Research done by Sea World suggests that Flamingos are monogamous creatures.
text: Flamingos are monogamous by nature, and only lay around one egg per year.
text: Pair bonding is very strong, and flamingos may be monogamous.
text: Flamingos are monogamous (they have just one partner) and they produce one egg each year.
text: Flamingos are largely monogamous and lay a single egg each year.
text: They will pair off rather than males mating with several different females as some types of animals do, but can be monogamous too.
text: On the other hand, as far as the mating is concerned, flamingos are monogamous.
text: 1) Flamingos are monogamous but breed with a different partner each year.
text: Flamingos are monogamous, that is, they live with only one partner.
text: Flamingos are monogamous with their mate and they stay together while laying one egg per year.
text: The flamingos are monogamous, and they produce only one egg each year.
text: Flamingos are monogamous and produce one egg each year.
text: Flamingos are unique birds in that they participate in synchronized mating rituals and they often are monogamous with their mate.
text: Flamingos are unique birds in that they participate in synchronized mating rituals and they often are monogamous with their mate.
text: Interestingly, flamingos are generally monogamous, with mating pairs staying true to their partners and cooperatively building nests and incubating eggs
text: Flamingos are largely monogamous, and each year lay one single egg.
text: Flamingos appear to be monogamous with pair bonding that sometimes continues to the next breeding cycle.
text: These birds appear to be monogamous and found in groups that are seldom fewer than 20 birds.
text: Like 90 percent of avian species, flamingos are monogamous.
text: They participate in synchronized mating rituals, and they are monogamous with their mate most of the time although there are some situations where Flamingos have been observed mating with different mates.
text: While flamingos are socially monogamous, pairs only bond for a single breeding season.
text: While flamingos are socially monogamous, pairs only bond for a single breeding season.
text: Flamingos are monogamous birds that lay only a single egg each year.