Assertion: tailed lemur | /r/CapableOf | spend more time
Facets:
value: on the ground
type: LOCATION
value: than other species of lemur
type: OTHER
value: a lot
type: DEGREE
value: compared to other lemur species
type: OTHER
value: a trait that is
type: OTHER
value: on the forest floors
type: LOCATION
value: in all layers of the forest
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: They live in the rainforest and spend most of their time on the forest floor, although they do climb but tend to spend more time in the mid canopy than the very top of the trees like ruffed lemurs.
text: Ring-tailed lemurs also spend a lot of time on the ground, which is unusual among lemur species.
text: Ring-tailed Lemurs spend a lot more time on the ground than other species of lemur.
text: Ring-tailed lemurs are the most terrestrial of all lemurs, but they spend time in all layers of the forest.
text: Ring-tailed lemurs are day-active and spend much of their time on the ground, which is rare for primarily arboreal lemurs.
text: Ring-tailed lemurs spend a lot of their time on the ground (as you might notice when you are at the park) foraging for fruit, leaves, flowers, sap and tree bark to eat.
text: They are mainly found in the rainforest and spend almost all their time on the forest floors.
text: While the diets of the two species overlap, they eat in different proportions since the ring-tailed lemur has a more varied diet and spends more time on the ground.
text: They spend more time on the ground than any other species of lemur.
text: They are agile climbers but they spend more time on the ground than other species of lemur.
text: Ring-tailed lemurs spend more time on the ground – 15 percent!
text: More info Ring-tailed lemurs spend more time on the ground than other, more arboreal lemurs.
text: Most lemurs live on trees, though the ring-tailed lemur spends a lot of time on the ground, a trait that is unusual among its kind.
text: Ring Tailed Lemurs spend a lot more time on the ground compared to other Lemur species.