Assertion: rabbit | /r/HasProperty | social animals
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in the wild
type: LOCATION
value: with gentle natures
type: OTHER
value: with individual personalities
type: OTHER
value: unlike hares
type: OTHER
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Rabbits are also highly social animals that crave contact and interaction with their human caretakers.
text: They can be extremely social, and love being around people, making them loyal companions.
text: Rabbits are social creatures living in family units of up to 20 individuals.
text: Being very social and playful mammals, rabbits are easily distracted by toys.
text: Rabbit is a social animal.
text: Rabbits are social and very affectionate that enjoy being with other rabbits.
text: Rabbits are highly social animals and live in family groups of 2-9 females, 1-3 males and their offspring.
text: Rabbits are highly social animals who thrive on attention and social interaction.
text: In the wild, rabbits are social animals – a trait that has stayed with them during the domestication process.
text: Unlike hares, to which they are closely related, rabbits are social animals, living in small groups of up to 20 individuals with concrete dominance hierarchies including alpha and beta males.
text: Rabbits are social animals but hares are solitary, preferring to live in their area alone.
text: Hares are quite solitary whereas rabbits are social animals.
text: Rabbits are social animals that require a good deal of your attention in addition to a companion.
text: Rabbits are social animals and most will be much happier as a part of a pair or trio than on their own.
text: You see, rabbits are social animals.
text: In addition, rabbits are social animals meaning they need the companionship of humans or other animals, although the need may vary among individual rabbits.
text: Rabbits are very social animals and live in colonies.
text: Rabbits are very social animals; they live in colonies.
text: Save for a few species, the Rabbit is mostly social.
text: Although cottontail rabbits often live on their own, rabbits in general tend to be much more companionable and social than hares.
text: Rabbits are social and tend to get lonely when they are by themselves.
text: Rabbits are popular pets because they are social and adapt to humans well.
text: Rabbits are popular pets because they are social and adapt to humans well.
text: Many rabbits, cottontails included, are quite social, but this is not true of all species.
text: They can be extremely social, and love being around people, making them loyal companions.
text: Rabbits are active, playful and social.
text: Being social creatures, they can and will include you in their social hierarchy.
text: Rabbits are social creatures with gentle natures and individual personalities, and they need just as much attention as a dog or a cat.
text: In the wild, rabbits are social creatures, a fact that doesn’t change just because they are kept as pets.
text: Rabbits are social creatures who need a companion, not only for their emotional well-being but also for their health.
text: Rabbits are social creatures, but they also want peace and quiet.
text: 2) Rabbits are very social creatures that live in groups.
text: Rabbits are very social creatures and live in large groups called colonies.
text: 2) Rabbits are very social creatures that live in groups.
text: Being very social and playful mammals, rabbits are easily distracted by toys.