Assertion: raccoon | /r/CapableOf | climb tree
Facets:
value: well
type: MANNER
value: in the wild
type: LOCATION
value: to build a den
type: PURPOSE
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: simply
type: MANNER
value: perfectly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Learn more: Can Raccoons Climb Trees and Fences?
text: Raccoons don’t have much chance fighting against owls, especially because they can’t simply climb up a tree to escape.
text: They often climb on trees, crawl into dens and piles of junk to avoid danger.
text: When climbing a tree, a raccoon will usually climb in a hand over hand fashion, but they are capable of bounding up a tree.
text: Raccoons are very quick; they climb the trees well, moving forward or backward on their way up or down the tree.
text: All raccoons can perfectly climb trees, are not afraid of water, swim well and can see in the dark.
text: Raccoons can now climb trees!!
text: Raccoons are great climbers, which allows them to climb trees and make their shelter in the main tree trunk.
text: " Raccoons have five toes on their front paws that act as little fingers that help them hold and manipulate food, and climb trees and, well, fences.
text: Can raccoons climb trees?
text: Specifically, much like a raccoon, it has rings around its eyes and it climbs trees.
text: Raccoons can run up to 15 miles per hour, even while climbing up trees!
text: In the wild, raccoons will climb up trees to build a den in a hollow nook of a tree.