Assertion: opossum | /r/HasProperty | aggressive
Facets:
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: by baring their sharp looking teeth
type: MANNER
value: almost always
type: DEGREE
value: in nature
type: LOCATION
value: notoriously
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Whether possums are aggressive and disease-ridden or not, it’s perfectly reasonable not to want them to take up residence in your yard, under your porch or anyplace else around your living space.
text: Being non-aggressive, opossums readily retreat to trees, brush piles, or other available cover when pursued by humans or predators.
text: Opossums are notoriously aggressive creatures that go to great lengths to defend their dens and young.
text: However, they are only aggressive when provoked.
text: Most possums are shy and non-aggressive when compared to other animals.
text: They are generally shy and not aggressive and will often stare at each other with erect ears to defend their territory.
text: Possums are most likely to be vocal when they are either aggressive or the young gets separated from its parents.
text: Possums can be aggressive in nature, the bush-tail possum for instance are agricultural pests that can feed on several crops, thus they are regarded as one of the greatest and most active threats to the ecosystem, especially in Australia, New Zealand and some other neighboring countries.
text: They can be aggressive and have razor-sharp teeth and claws, so never make the mistake of assuming these critters are harmless.
text: Opossums can be aggressive and need plenty of exercise to stay healthy.
text: Opossums are almost always non-aggressive unless threatened, at which time they will bare their teeth, hiss, growl, drool, and/or play dead.
text: Opossums are typically non-aggressive and can even be docile.
text: However, as you can see in the above photograph, if an opossum is forced into a difficult situation, it can be aggressive and attack.
text: Opossums are typically non-aggressive and may snarl and/or “play
text: Opossums that feel threatened may appear to be aggressive by baring their sharp looking teeth and making hissing sounds.