Assertion: hare | /r/HasProperty | solitary
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: quite
type: DEGREE
value: mainly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Rabbits are social animals but hares are solitary, preferring to live in their area alone.
text: Although, these animals are typically solitary creatures, they have been known to form groups while sleeping or foraging.
text: Hare is a solitary animal that occasionally lives in pairs.
text: Hare is usually a solitary mammal that does not dig burrows, rather lives entirely above the ground.
text: Hares are generally solitary animals only coming together for mating.
text: Hares are quite solitary whereas rabbits are social animals.
text: This hare may be solitary but, especially in winter, and uniquely among lagomorphs, it shows “flocking” behaviour in which large groups of up to 300 gather, move, run, and change direction almost as one.
text: Hares have larger ears and feet than rabbits and are solitary, while rabbits live in groups.
text: Although they are mainly solitary, hares come together in small groups in late winter and during courtship, which often involves several males chasing a female.
text: While rabbits live together in burrows, jackrabbits and hares are usually solitary.
text: This adds considerably to the stress suffered by the hares since hares are solitary creatures, keeping to themselves in the wild and not living together in groups.