Assertion: octopus | /r/HasProperty | solitary
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: for the most part
type: DEGREE
value: with some exceptions
type: OTHER
value: entirely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Octopuses tend to be solitary, though they do interact with other octopuses at times.
text: For the most part, octopuses are solitary creatures and live alone in dens made from rocks.
text: Octopuses are solitary animals who make their homes in rocks and coral or dig burrows.
text: But most octopuses, with some exceptions, are solitary hermits, and Jennifer Mather from the University of Lethbridge isn’t convinced that ecstasy is making them sociable.
text: Most octopuses are solitary and spend roughly 40 percent of their time hiding in dens.
text: These octopuses are solitary and occasionally cannibalistic.
text: Octopuses tend to be solitary, though they do interact with other octopuses at times.
text: Octopuses are solitary and the young must take care of themselves soon after hatching, using a learning process not based on direct transmission.
text: The existence of such instances of high-density co-existence makes sense because octopuses can learn by observing each other (known as “social learning”) since such an ability would not be expected to evolve if octopuses were entirely solitary (Fiorito and Scotto, 1992; Scheel et al., 2016).
text: Because octopuses are solitary, mates are opportunistically chosen.
text: Octopuses are usually solitary creatures.
text: Octopuses are solitary creatures, spending much of their time hiding in rock crevices or burrows.
text: Octopuses tend to be solitary creatures.
text: Octopuses are also known to be solitary creatures and only group together during mating.
text: Octopuses are solitary creatures excellent at camouflaging and concealing themselves.
text: Octopuses are solitary animals that don’t have families or long-term mates or anything like that.
text: Octopuses are very solitary animals.