Assertion: female platypus | /r/CapableOf | lay egg
Facets:
value: at a time
type: TEMPORAL
value: in burrows
type: LOCATION
value: as birds
type: MANNER
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: in burrows in river banks
type: LOCATION
value: as reptiles
type: MANNER
value: in the special holes
type: LOCATION
value: like reptile
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In reproduction, female platypuses are unlike most mammals because they lay eggs.
text: She lays her eggs and places them between her rump and tail to ensure they get enough warmth.
text: Female platypus can lay two eggs at a time while an echidna can lay only one egg at a time.
text: A female platypus usually lays only two eggs at a time and rarely leaves her stream-side den while nursing her young.
text: Then, she will lay one or two eggs and place them between her rump and her tail to keep them warm.
text: Usually, female platypuses lay two or three eggs at a time.
text: She will then lay eggs and put them between her tail and her rump to provide warmth.
text: And the female platypus lays eggs like a bird or reptile, making it one of only two mammals (the echidna is the other) to do so.
text: The female platypus lays eggs as reptiles or birds.
text: Once a female platypus lays eggs the female incubates her eggs using her tail and stomach and rarely leaves the burrow.
text: Female platypuses are unusual because, although they are mammals, they lay eggs (most mammals give birth to live babies).
text: A female platypus lays eggs in the special holes or burrows while a female echidna, on the other hand, lays egg in her pouch.
text: The female platypus lays her eggs in an underground burrow that she digs near the water’s edge.
text: The female platypus lays her eggs in burrows in river banks.