Assertion: kangaroo's tail | /r/HasProperty | strong
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: long
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: They have large and strong tail and long legs used for jumping.
text: It has long strong tail and powerful hind limbs that helps it in leaping
text: A kangaroos possesses a very strong and long tail that is usually used for balancing while hopping.
text: Kangaroos can balance on their strong tails and use both hind legs to kick their opponents at the same time.
text: The red kangaroo’s tail is thick and very strong.
text: The red kangaroo’s tail is strong enough to support its weight.
text: They use their strong tails for extra balance while jumping.
text: If they want to move more slowly, kangaroos use their strong tail as a 'third leg,' leaning back on it then pushing forward.
text: Kangaroos have large feet and a strong tail.
text: Kangaroos have powerful hind legs, large feet and a strong tail and are the only large animals to use hopping as their main means of locomotion.
text: The tail is strong enough to support the kangaroo's body weight, acts as a balance when jumping, and is used, with the two legs, to form a tripod for resting.
text: Kangaroos use their strong tails for balance while jumping.​
text: Kangaroos can balance on their strong tails and use both hind legs to kick their opponents at the same time.
text: They can also balance their whole body on their strong tail, lift their back legs off the ground and hit out with the sharp claws of their rear feet.
text: When a kangaroo moves it will hop on its back legs with its large and strong tail working to balance the animal’s body.
text: They use their strong tails for extra balance while jumping.
text: If they want to move more slowly, kangaroos use their strong tail as a 'third leg,' leaning back on it then pushing forward.
text: While fighting, the kangaroos use their forelimbs to fight their predators while their strong tail assists them in maintaining balance.
text: Kangaroos use their strong tails for balance while jumping.​
text: When fighting, male kangaroos balance on their strong tails, grab their rival with their forearms and kick with their powerful hind legs.
text: Red kangaroos have strong tails that are sometimes used to create a tripod when standing upright.