Assertion: okapi's tongue | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: impressively
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Their black/blue tongue is long and prehensile.
text: Like the giraffe the Okapi has a long bluish tongue that is long enough to reach its ears and clean them both outside and inside.
text: The eyes and ears of both sexes are large, and the tongue is long and prehensile.
text: It uses its long tongue to strip leaves from branches and supplements its diet with clay, burned wood, and bat guano.
text: The Okapi also has an impressively long tongue, which is not only black in colour
text: The okapis tongue is so long it can lick
text: An okapi's tongue is so long that the animal can even use its tongue to clean its own ears!
text: The ears are large, and the black tongue is long and prehensile.
text: They use their long tongue to grip and pull off leaves and vegetation to eat and they also use it to clean their face ears and eyes they also have large ears that can rotate independently so they can listen for sounds both in front and behind them at the same time their hearing is extremely powerful and they are able to hear even the tiniest sound also has an excellent sense of smell they are herbivores.
text: Scientists first became aware of the okapi, which has a long tongue and legs proportioned like those of a giraffe, at the turn of the 20th century.
text: They subsist on leaves, grasses, fruits, buds, fungi, fern and other foliage and plant life in the rain forests, often using their long tongues to reach the higher branches and leaves.
text: They use their long tongue to strip leaves from tree branches and shrubbery in the lower canopy.
text: The Okapi also has an impressively long tongue, which is not only black in colour
text: The Okapi uses its long tongue (up to 25cm) to groom its eyes, muzzle, ears and body.
text: The eyes and ears of both sexes are large, and the tongue is long.
text: It uses its long tongue to strip leaves from branches and supplements its diet with clay, burned wood, and bat guano.
text: The okapi's tongue is so long it can lick its eyelids.
text: The okapi uses its long tongue to clean its eyes and eyelids!
text: It uses its long tongue to strip leaves from branches and supplements its diet with clay, burned wood, and bat guano.
text: Some weird facts about the okapi include the fact that they have stinky feet and they can lick their own ears with their long tongues.
text: They use their long tongue to grip and pull off leaves and vegetation to eat and they also use it to clean their face ears and eyes they also have large ears that can rotate independently so they can listen for sounds both in front and behind them at the same time their hearing is extremely powerful and they are able to hear even the tiniest sound also has an excellent sense of smell they are herbivores.
text: They subsist on leaves, grasses, fruits, buds, fungi, fern and other foliage and plant life in the rain forests, often using their long tongues to reach the higher branches and leaves.
text: They use their long tongue to strip leaves from tree branches and shrubbery in the lower canopy.
text: It uses its long tongue to strip leaves from branches and supplements its diet with clay, burned wood, and bat guano.
text: The okapi uses its long tongue to clean its eyes and eyelids!