Assertion: moth's proboscis | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: nearly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: While a hawk moth does not have particularly feathery antennae, it does have an extremely long proboscis ("tongue").
text: At roughly an inch long this proboscis is nearly the length the moth’s body, so it keeps the appendage coiled up tightly when not in use.
text: The moth’s proboscis, a long tubular mouthpart, is used to suck up liquid like a straw.
text: Hummingbird hawk moth is named so because of their feeding behavior similar to hummingbirds, with their long proboscis or nose.
text: Hummingbird moths have barrel-shaped bodies, long wings and long proboscises (long, hollow mouthparts used to drink nectar).
text: Moths have very long proboscis, or tongues, which they use to suck nectar or other fluids.
text: The moth hovers over the flower rather than landing on it and extends its long proboscis to suck up nectar.
text: In this species, the moth hovers in front of the flower and extends its long proboscis to attain its food.
text: The moth hovers over the flower rather than landing on it and extends its long proboscis to suck up nectar.
text: In this species, the moth hovers in front of the flower and extends its long proboscis to attain its food.