Assertion: lynx | /r/CapableOf | hunt prey
Facets:
value: by lying in wit
type: MANNER
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: on snowy terrain
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The lynx will hunt prey three or four times its size—like reindeer
text: The lynx stalks and ambushes its prey.
text: Plus, their quick reflexes help lynx catch their prey, even when deep snow makes moving around more difficult.
text: To catch prey, the lynx will wait silently near a trail for movement.
text: Like elsewhere, starvation and predation were the leading cause of lynx mortalities and starvation losses appear to be related to a parasite that infects the lungs making it difficult for lynx to chase and capture prey.
text: Like elsewhere, starvation and predation were the leading cause of lynx mortalities and starvation losses appear to be related to a parasite that infects the lungs making it difficult for lynx to chase and capture prey.
text: The lynx can cover 8–9 km (5.0–5.6 mi) daily, moving at 0.75–1.46 km/h (0.47–0.91 mph), to procure prey,.
text: So if a lynx doesn’t catch its prey in the first few seconds after the attack, it gives up on chasing it (the lack of physical condition is a typical feature of all cats).
text: Hunters were furious, for lynx was hunting "their" prey.
text: Equipped with big, padded paws that serve as snowshoes, the lynx relies on its excellent sense of smell and sight to hunt their prey on snowy terrain.
text: Lynx will stalk their prey though their most common technique is to lie in wait for hours behind a bush or rock, until the prey is sufficiently close to pounce in a few lightning strides.
text: Not only does its coat provide insulation, but it also helps to camouflage it as it hunts prey.
text: They can grow to as much at 30 kilos in weight and, while the wildcat might be able to kill the occasional young lamb or other hooved animal, the lynx hunts prey as large as a 150-kilo deer.
text: Lynx are solitary usually solitary animals and will hunt prey 3-4 times thier own size.
text: Capable of an arboreal and aquatic style of hunting, lynx usually stalks and ambushes its prey on the ground.
text: Lynxes catch their prey by lying in wit and pouncing, or by stalking and pouncing.