Assertion: leopard | /r/CapableOf | mark their territory
Facets:
value: with urine
type: OTHER
value: on the trees
type: LOCATION
value: in two ways
type: MANNER
value: with claw marks
type: OTHER
value: by spraying urine
type: MANNER
value: with scent
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Leopards are highly solitary animals that mark their territory using scent markings and by producing rough, rasping calls that are said to sound like the sawing through coarse wood.
text: Leopards mark their territories in the same way as many cats do, with scent marking using urine sprays and sight markings leaving deep claw marks in selected tree trunks.
text: Leopard is solitary and territorial animal that marks its territory with urine and claw marks on the trees.
text: Leopards have a good sense of smell and they mark their territory with urine.
text: They are most likely alone and mark their territory using their urine and mark trees with their claws to let others know that it is theirs.
text: Leopards will mark their territory in two ways –
text: Leopards mark their territory with urine and claw marks on the bark of trees.
text: Leopards mark their territories with urine and leave claw marks on trees to warn others to stay away.
text: Leopard mark their territories by spraying urine onto trees and bushes and periodically return to, to remark, they also advertise their presence within its territory vocally, by making a series of grunts described as the sound of a saw cutting through wood.