Assertion: okapi | /r/CapableOf | eat leaf
Facets:
value: at about three weeks
type: TEMPORAL
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: from woody plants
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: they eat Leafs, plants, fruit grasses and twigs.
text: They feed on leaves, fruits, grasses and some species of fungi.
text: The okapi only consumes leaves from woody plants.
text: The Okapi feeds upon leaves, shoots, buds, fruit, soft twigs and other vegetation.
text: They eat leaves, shoots and twigs that are drawn into their mouths using their long prehensile tongue along with fruits, berries and other plant parts.
text: They eat leaves and fruits from more than 100 kinds of rain forest plants, so there’s always food available.
text: They eat leaves, shoots and twigs that are drawn into their mouths using their long prehensile tongue along with fruits, berries and other plant parts.
text: Although much shorter than the giraffe, the okapi also has a long neck and eats leaves, and both animals have long tongues and skin-covered horns.
text: They are herbivores, mostly eating leaves, grass, and other plants.
text: The okapi will begin to eat leaves at about three weeks and will start to ruminate at about six weeks.
text: Okapi only eat leaves and avoid all other vegetation.
text: Diet: Okapi are grazers and eat leaves, twigs, and fruit!
text: Diet: Okapi are grazers and eat leaves, twigs, and fruit!
text: Although the Okapi is much shorter than the giraffe, it also has a long neck and eats leaves and both animals have long tongues and skin-covered horns.
text: With a relatively long neck, they are able to feed on leaves that are high up on the trees, however, not as high as the giraffe.
text: The okapi is herbivorous, so it feeds on leaves, buds, grass, ferns, fruit and fungi.
text: It is a kind of forest giraffe, feeding on leaves and buds.