Assertion: koala | /r/HasAspect | pouch
Facets:
value: like other marsupials
type: OTHER
value: like opossums
type: OTHER
value: like wombats
type: OTHER
value: like kangaroos
type: OTHER
value: in their abdomen
type: LOCATION
value: to carry young
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Do Koalas Have Pouches?
text: Though called bears, they are in fact a marsupial, which essentially means that they have a pouch enabling them to carry their offspring.
text: They have a pouch where their babies develop.
text: A marsupial, the koala has a pouch that it utilizes to carry its babies.
text: And just like other marsupials, koalas have a pouch that serves as the home for their cubs for the first six months of their lives.
text: They have a pouch that opens to the rear and contains two teats to enable them to rear their young.
text: Koalas are marsupials, which mean they have a pouch in their abdomen to carry their young.
text: Koalas, as with all marsupials, have a pouch in which their young develop.
text: A koala is considered a marsupial because it has a pouch, something bears lack.
text: And just like other marsupials, koalas have pouch that serves as home for their cubs for the first six month of their lives.
text: Like kangaroos, wombats and opossums, koalas have pouches in which they carry their newborns.
text: Koalas are marsupials, which are mammals that have pouches.
text: Koalas have pouches that open toward the animal’s hind legs.
text: Koalas are not bears but nocturnal marsupials, meaning they have pouches where they carry their joeys (babies) for six months.