Assertion: lion | /r/CapableOf | attack its prey
Facets:
value: commonly
type: TEMPORAL
value: for the backs
type: PURPOSE
value: by going for the hind legs
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: When a lion attacks its prey there is no escape from it, being mentioned in many parables, as when Amos (3:12) declares that a shepherd can rescue out of its jaws no more than "two legs, or a piece of an ear.
text: Lions commonly attack prey by first going for the hind legs, then for the backs, and then the jugular.
text: The accompanying illustration by Charles Vess applies an Art Nouveau style to a realistic depiction of a lion attacking its prey.