Assertion: piranha | /r/CapableOf | eat other fish
Facets:
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: to eat meat
type: PURPOSE
value: alike
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Do Piranha Eat Other Fish?
text: Diet: the Piranha are omnivores eating fish, meat, birds, insects, carrion, plants and seeds
text: The piranha feeds on fish, mammals and birds alike, with the wholes group of piranhas feeding together in a slight frenzy.
text: Piranhas feed on other fish, and seaweeds without discrimination as they are referred to as the vultures of the sea, they might, therefore, interfere with the natural ecosystem of a river system.
text: Other piranhas typically consume shrimp, worms, carrion, and other fish.
text: Though they seem to prefer eating other fish, a piranha’s diet includes carrion, insects, mollusks and even plants, fruit and seeds.
text: Piranhas are omnivorous, but many have been made to think they are carnivorous because they seem to prefer eating other fish.
text: Piranhas eat other fish as well as fruit, seeds, insects, and crustaceans.
text: If, when other fish are in the same environment as piranhas, the other fish are eaten, then piranhas are a type of fish that eats other fish.
text: Piranhas mostly eat other fish, and occasionally, other types of animals.
text: Piranha are mostly carnivores, which means that they need to eat protein, meat or fish.
text: Piranha are mostly carnivores, which means that they need to eat protein, meat or fish.
text: They typically eat fish, insects, seeds, fruit, and even larger animals such as horses.
text: Piranhas eat seeds, fish, plants, snails, and birds.
text: Piranhas mainly feed on fish, snails, insects and aquatic plants occasionally eating larger mammals and birds that fall into the water.
text: Piranhas will typically feed on insects, fish and other crustaceans, worms, carrion, seeds and other plants.
text: But contrary to common belief, piranhas primarily feed on fishes, insects, mollusks, crustaceans, algae and seeds.
text: Piranha feed on other fish, especially smaller fish that cross their territory.