Assertion: numbat's tongue | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: incredibly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Like many ant or termite eating animals, the numbat has a long and narrow tongue coated with sticky saliva produced by large submandibular glands.
text: The tongue is long and sticky, and the forefeet are strong-clawed, for digging.
text: The tongue is long and sticky, and the forefeet are strong-clawed, for digging.
text: Like many ant or termite eating animals, the numbat has a long and narrow tongue coated with sticky saliva produced by large submandibular glands.
text: Numbats are one of the more unusual Australian marsupials - unlike most of our native species they're active during the day, are carnivorous, have an incredibly long tongue and their diet is almost exclusively termites.
text: Like anteaters, the numbat has a long and sticky tongue, which allows them to pick up as many termites as they can when it’s time to eat.
text: Numbat is one of the very few Australian animals that lives exclusively on termites (another one is echidna ) that it catches with its 100-mm long tongue.
text: Its tongue is long and sticky.
text: The tongue is long and sticky but the claws are not really strong enough to break open termite mounds.
text: The numbat, or banded anteater, has a long tongue and lives on a diet of termites and occasionally ants.
text: The numbat captures the insects with its long tongue, which is covered in sticky saliva.