Assertion: komodo dragon | /r/CapableOf | bite its prey
Facets:
value: typically
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: A Komodo dragon typically bites its prey once, then follows it until it dies of blood loss or an acute infection.
text: In 2008, Australian scientists discovered that the Komodo dragon is venomous -- when it bites prey, the Komodo dragon injects the victim with a venom that prevents blood clotting and widens the blood vessels, causing a drop in blood pressure in the victim, which soon goes into shock and is helpless against the Komodo dragon.
text: They bite their prey, transmit the deadly bacteria from their mouths, and just let the infection do its job.
text: When they bite into their prey, the venom is released into the wound they create.
text: The Komodo Dragon bites its prey, oozing venom from glands located in its bottom jaw, which helps induce shock and stops the prey’s blood clotting.
text: A komodo dragon typically bites its prey once then follows it until it dies of blood loss or an acute infection.
text: Actually, the Komodo dragon bites its prey, and lets the bacteria in its salivia finish it off.
text: The Komodo dragon will bite its prey.