Assertion: hedgehog | /r/CapableOf | eat slug
Facets:
value: contrary to popular belief
type: DEGREE
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: in turn
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: In turn, the hedgehogs eat snails, slugs, and other garden pests.
text: Hedgehogs can be very beneficial to gardeners and to a lesser extent farmers as they feed on a number of plant pests including snails and slugs which reduces the need to spray pesticides.
text: Hedgehogs are not peaky eaters, they have been known to eat insects, baby mice, small snakes, worms, slugs, eggs and fruits.
text: Hedgehogs are not peaky eaters, they have been known to eat insects, baby mice, small snakes, worms, slugs, eggs and fruits.
text: They also eat other types of invertebrates like slugs and worms.
text: Hedgehogs are a gardener's friend, as they eat snails, slugs and insects.
text: Hedgehogs generally eat insects, such as earthworms and slugs, and sometimes eat the eggs of ground nesting birds.
text: Hedgehogs are not peaky eaters, they have been known to eat insects, baby mice, small snakes, worms, slugs, eggs and fruits.
text: Hedgehogs are not peaky eaters, they have been known to eat insects, baby mice, small snakes, worms, slugs, eggs and fruits.
text: Hedgehogs are an excellent form of pest control as they eat slugs and snails which often feed on garden plants.
text: The truth is that they only eat slugs and snails when their main food supply which are beetles are in short supply.
text: Chemicals used in residential gardens add to the threat, as hedgehogs either eat the chemicals themselves, or eat slugs or snails that have ingested them.
text: Contrary to popular belief, hedgehogs don’t just eat slugs.