Assertion: peregrine falcon | /r/CapableOf | dive toward its prey
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: at very high speeds
type: MANNER
value: simply
type: MANNER
value: in hunting mode
type: TEMPORAL
value: in a curve
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The peregrine falcon can dive at speeds of up to 200 miles (320 kilometers) per hour toward its prey.
text: Peregrines are skilled hunters that fly high above their quarry and often dive on their prey at very high speeds.
text: At this point, the peregrine will usually ball up its feet and, while flying past the prey, attempt to strike the prey in its head.
text: A peregrine will typically fly above its prey, then fold its wings and dive or stoop at the other bird and strike it with a half-closed foot.
text: Peregrine falcons have been clocked at reaching speeds of 242 miles per hour while diving for prey, making them the fastest recorded animal ever.
text: Peregrines use other modes of hunting as well, sometimes diving past their prey and then zooming up from beneath to snatch it from behind and below, or simply catching a small bird from above with their talons.
text: During an aerial assault on a pigeon or duck, a peregrine will fold back its wings to form the shape of a rocket and dive toward the prey at speeds reaching 240 mph.
text: Peregrines have been clocked at speeds of up to 215 MPH when stooping, or diving upon their prey.
text: When in hunting mode, the peregrine dives down from above onto its prey at amazingly fast speeds –
text: Peregrines are also swift fliers that can simply fly up behind their prey and grab it in mid-flight.
text: They dive down and grab their prey with their large talons.
text: Peregrine falcons are the fastest animals in the world, reaching speeds of over 300 kph when they dive after their prey.
text: Peregrines can see most clearly with their head turned at an angle, which is why peregrine falcons usually fly towards their prey in a curve –
text: Peregrine falcons are the fastest creatures on the planet, reaching speeds of over 321 kph (200 mph) as they dive to catch their prey.
text: It can attain speeds above 200 miles per hour as it dives toward its prey.
text: The peregrine falcon can dive at speeds of up to 200 miles (320 kilometers) per hour toward its prey.
text: Preferred food: Peregrines are determined hunters that fly at high altitudes and often dive on their prey at very high speeds.