Assertion: killer whale | /r/HasProperty | intelligent
Facets:
value: highly
type: DEGREE
value: with the ability
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The killer whale, or orca, is highly intelligent and extremely social.
text: The killer whale, or orca, is highly intelligent and extremely social.
text: Since orcas are highly intelligent mammals and can easily learn to perform aerobatics, they are captured in many countries for entertainment.
text: If orcas really are intelligent persons, shouldn't they be held liable for what they do?
text: Killer whales are extremely intelligent mammal and can learn complex tasks from observing and practicing what their peers do.
text: Killer whales are extremely intelligent animals; the lack of enrichment, small spaces, a mixture of different specimens and many other causes foster an attitude that can lead to deadly attacks.
text: Orcas and other dolphins are thought to be some of the smartest animals on the planet, challenging the great apes (chimps and gorillas) for the top spot.
text: They are also intelligent creatures, having the second-biggest brains among ocean mammals.
text: Also called “orcas,” killer whales are incredibly intelligent predators, which hunt a variety of prey species.
text: They are actually highly intelligent marine mammals that live in strong family groups and can coordinate with each other to hunt for prey –
text: Killer whales are one of the smartest animals on the planet.
text: Armed with the second largest brain of all ocean mammals, and with the ability to learn from one another, killer whales -- also known as Orcas -- are remarkably intelligent and social hunters.
text: Known to be highly intelligent, killer whales are among the few nonhuman animals to be able to recognize themselves in a mirror.
text: Why are killer whales so intelligent?
text: Fact 6: Killer whales are intelligent and well-organized.
text: #7 Killer whales are known to be intelligent and playful
text: Killer whales are very intelligent.
text: Why are killer whales so intelligent?
text: Another possible explanation is that killer whales are highly intelligent and communicate with one another to let their pod members know that humans are off of the menu and should not be hunted.
text: As mentioned before, killer whales hunt in packs and are extremely intelligent when it comes to hunting their prey.
text: Killer whales are very intelligent and are well-organized hunters known for using elaborate group oriented hunting techniques to scare, corner and trap their prey so that they can successfully eat it while also minimizing their own risk of being attack or harmed.
text: Killer whales are a closely knit species that are highly intelligent and are known to develop lifelong bonds with one another.
text: The bill's backers say killer whales are too large and intelligent for captivity, while SeaWorld says the animals are well treated and help conservation through research.
text: Killer whales are large, active and intelligent.
text: Because orcas are so intelligent, they have the wonderful ability to spark human interest.