Assertion: serval's leg | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: almost comically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The serval has incredibly long legs.
text: As part of its adaptations for hunting in the savannas, the Serval boasts long legs (the longest of all cats, relative to body size) and large ears.
text: Servals have almost comically long legs.
text: They use these long legs to launch themselves after their prey.
text: Servals have almost comically long legs.
text: They use these long legs to launch themselves after their prey.
text: They use their long legs to launch themselves into the air, and they can jump as high as 6 ft., 7 in. off the ground!
text: But small rodents are its most frequent prey item, and a serval doesn’t hesitate to reach a long leg down into a rodent’s burrow to snatch a meal out of the tunnel!
text: But small rodents are its most frequent prey item, and a serval doesn’t hesitate to reach a long leg down into a rodent's burrow to snatch a meal out of the tunnel!
text: Servals have quite long necks in comparison to their body size and when coupled with their long legs, enables their head to be up to 75cm off the ground which helps the animal to both see and hear clearly whilst hiding in long grass.
text: It has long legs, large ears, and a yellowish coat with distinct black markings.
text: Servals also have extremely long legs with a black-tipped tail.
text: Servals are small wild cats that have thin bodies, short tails, big ears, long necks and long legs.
text: As part of its adaptations for hunting in the savannas, the serval has long legs (the longest of all cats, relative to body size) which help it achieve a top speed of 80 kilometres per hour (50 mph), and has large ears with acute hearing.
text: It has very long and slender legs and large rounded ears on a small head.
text: Servals have long legs and long ears that are adapted for the high grasslands.
text: ’s neck and legs are about 1.8 long and their neck weighs about 272 kilograms.
text: It has very long and slender legs and large rounded ears on a small head.
text: It has very long and slender legs and large rounded ears on a small head.
text: The serval is lightly built with very long legs; it has a small head with large eyes and ears, set on a long neck.
text: It has long legs and big ears.
text: The serval is sometimes called “the cat of spare parts” because of its unusual appearance: it has extremely long legs, huge ears, and both spots and stripes.
text: The serval is lightly built with very long legs; it has a small head with large eyes and ears, set on a long neck.
text: The body and the legs of the Savannah are long and they have a long, slender neck.
text: The serval is lightly built with very long legs; it has a small head with large eyes and ears, set on a long neck.
text: They use their long legs to launch themselves into the air, and they can jump as high as 6 ft., 7 in. off the ground!
text: Servals have quite long necks in comparison to their body size and when coupled with their long legs, enables their head to be up to 75cm off the ground which helps the animal to both see and hear clearly whilst hiding in long grass.
text: Because of its long legs and neck, it is sometimes called the 'giraffe cat'.
text: Its long legs and neck allow the serval to see over tall grasses, while its ears are used to detect prey, even those burrowing underground.
text: They can also hear their prey underground and their long legs enable servals to reach into a burrow to get at the rodents inside.
text: Young servals often need extreme amounts of calcium to help grow their long legs.