Assertion: lizard | /r/CapableOf | lay egg
Facets:
value: in a burrow
type: LOCATION
value: after finishing the mating
type: TEMPORAL
value: near to the river bank
type: LOCATION
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: in a suitable nest
type: LOCATION
value: underground
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: After mating with the male, the lizard dig hole in the waterbed where it lays egg.
text: The lizards often lay their eggs underground and in a safe place that they can easily return to after eating.
text: Lizards lay eggs in which baby lizards have from a few months later.
text: Many lizards lay eggs while others bear live young.
text: Most lizards lay eggs, though a few species are capable of live birth such as the Slow Worm, a legless lizard that resembles a small snake.
text: It digs a burrow as deep as 9 metres (29.5 feet) and lays eggs that hatch in April or
text: Most lizards lay eggs in a suitable nest.
text: For example, some lizards lay eggs, whereas others develop inside their mother; and stranger still, some have legs, whereas others are close to legless.
text: Instead, during spring, when birds, lizards and mammals are laying eggs or producing young, beaded lizards leave their burrows and search for buried nests of eggs or nestling birds or young mammals.
text: This is when the lizards come to hunt for food and when they lay their eggs.
text: After finishing the mating, the lizard will lay their eggs in a burrow near to the river bank which they cover up later to protect them from hungry predators.