Assertion: hedgehog | /r/CapableOf | look for food
Facets:
value: in hedges
type: LOCATION
value: at night
type: TEMPORAL
value: during the nighttime
type: TEMPORAL
value: actively
type: MANNER
value: during the daytime
type: TEMPORAL
value: during rainy weather
type: TEMPORAL
value: most likely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Hedgehogs are much quicker than people think, and they can travel up to 3 km a night when they are looking for food.
text: At night, hedgehogs search for food.
text: Hedgehogs are actually quite fast and can travel up to 3km per hour, covering about 6 feet per second when hunting for food.
text: Hedgehog can be often found in the hedges where it produces pig-like grunts while it searches food (hence the name "hedgehog").
text: In the wild, hedgehogs can travel 1 – 2 miles looking for food.
text: The first is because they hang out and look for food in hedges.
text: They will most likely be looking around for food to store as fat- in preparation for hibernation.
text: This is because hedgehogs are nocturnal animals, they sleep during the day and look for food at night.
text: Hedgehogs snuffle around noisily in the undergrowth looking for food, hence the name "hog" as they make pig-like noises.
text: One interesting quirk about the Hugh's hedgehog is that it actively searches for food even during the daytime and during rainy weather.
text: This is a contrast to most other hedgehogs that search for food strictly during the nighttime.
text: They can travel several miles searching for food.
text: Made as hedgehogs search for food.
text: Hedgehogs are classified as insectivorous and in the wild spend most of their time searching for food.
text: They can also make noises like a pig, which is how they got their name, as they make pig-like grunting noises as they hunt for food in hedges.