Assertion: mole | /r/CapableOf | dig tunnel
Facets:
value: to reach their prey
type: PURPOSE
value: through moist soil
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in search of worms and grubs
type: PURPOSE
value: with hunting
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Moles dig the tunnels you see in your yard as they search for food, primarily earthworms.
text: It spends almost all of its time underground, digging out tunnels with its spade-like front paws and hunting earthworms to eat.
text: Moreover, moles do not eat plants, but, digging their tunnels, they damage the root systems of plants.
text: They dig feeding tunnels through moist soil because worms, grubs and insects are more likely to live in wetter soil.
text: When digging these tunnels, moles tend to follow manmade edges like fence lines or building foundations.
text: They live in grasslands, urban areas, gardens, grasslands, sand dunes, mixed woodland or any area that has soil where they can dig tunnels.
text: Moles spend their time digging tunnels and hunting for food.
text: Digging: Moles spend most of their time digging tunnels in search of worms and grubs to eat.
text: They live in areas which have abundant of soil so that they can dig their burrows and tunnels.
text: Although all moles dig tunnels, their habitat preferences vary.
text: Moles spend their lives underground, digging tunnels to reach their prey, which includes earthworms, snails, slugs, grubs and any other insects they can find.
text: Moles live in grassy areas, gardens, urban lawns, and woods, so long as they can dig tunnels.
text: Moles can be found in grasslands, mixed woodland, or any area where they can dig tunnels.
text: Moles dig tunnels to search for these insects and earthworms that are found deep in the soil.