Assertion: goat | /r/HasAspect | horn
Facets:
value: always
type: TEMPORAL
value: on top of their head
type: LOCATION
value: from switzerland
type: LOCATION
value: depending on the breed
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Most goats have horns; many breeds of sheep are hornless (polled).
text: Goats always have two horns, which vary somewhat in shape and length from breed to breed.
text: Related to the sheep, the goat is lighter of build, has horns that arch backward, a short tail, and straighter hair.
text: Goats have horns unless they are "polled" (meaning, genetically hornless) or the horns have been removed, typically soon after birth.
text: Goats have horns unless they are “sampled” i.e. genetically hornless or the horns have been removed, typically soon after birth.
text: Sheep don’t have any horns, but goats have horns.
text: Depending on the breed, goats may have horns that are corkscrew in shape, though many domestic goats are dehorned early on to lessen any potential injuries to humans or other goats.
text: Originally from Switzerland, these goats may have horns, are short haired, and are usually white and black in color.
text: Originally from Switzerland, these goats are completely white, have short hair, and sometimes have horns.
text: They have two horns on top of their head which helps them in defending from other threats.oat