Assertion: red panda | /r/CapableOf | eat bamboo
Facets:
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: for the most part
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A red panda eating bamboo leaves
text: The red panda is arboreal, feeds mainly on bamboo, but also eats flowers, fruit, acorns, eggs, birds, small rodents and insects.
text: They eat mostly bamboo, and may eat small mammals, birds, eggs, flowers, and berries.
text: Gentle in nature, red pandas live high on trees, eat bamboo, and go about their lives without bothering anyone.
text: Gentle in nature, red pandas live high on trees, eat bamboo, and go about their lives without bothering anyone.
text: For the most part, red pandas eat bamboo but occasionally, they will eat small mammals, birds, eggs, blossoms as well as berries.
text: Both the red panda and giant panda eat mostly bamboo and live in high-altitude forests in Asia.
text: Although red pandas are most closely related to carnivores and they have a carnivore stomach, they mostly eat bamboo and other plants.
text: Although both the red panda and the giant panda live in China and eat bamboo, they are not close relatives.
text: The red panda is adapted to spend its waking hours eating bamboo.
text: The red panda is an omnivorous mammal (though it mostly eats bamboo), between 55-60mm long, noted for their characteristic red and buff fur, long tail, and characteristic 'panda' markings on their face.
text: They primarily eat bamboo, so their habitat is the bamboo thickets in the mountainous regions of southwest China.
text: A red panda eating bamboo leaves
text: They eat mostly bamboo, and may eat small mammals, birds, eggs, flowers, and berries.
text: It mostly eats bamboo, but it also consumes fruit, roots, eggs and small mammals.
text: Note: The red panda feeds mostly on bamboo, roots, grass, leaves, fruit, acorns, eggs, insects, and small animals (such as birds).
text: They are found in the Himalayas and feed mainly on bamboo.
text: The red panda feeds mainly on bamboo and protected by national laws in their of countries.