Assertion: seahorse | /r/CapableOf | change color
Facets:
value: to match their surroundings
type: PURPOSE
value: during courtship
type: TEMPORAL
value: dramatically
type: MANNER
value: to hide
type: PURPOSE
value: for multiple reasons
type: CAUSE
value: to camouflage themselves
type: PURPOSE
value: like a chameleon
type: MANNER
value: during mating
type: TEMPORAL
value: quickly
type: MANNER
value: in competitive or aggressive situations
type: TEMPORAL
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: based on their surroundings
type: CAUSE
value: under stress
type: TEMPORAL
value: for camouflage
type: PURPOSE
value: like chameleons
type: OTHER
value: actively
type: MANNER
value: during times of sickness
type: TEMPORAL
value: readily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Seahorses can and do change color and grow and lose skin filaments.
text: Like chameleons, seahorses can change colour so they match their surroundings in the sea grass.
text: Every seahorse has only one partner throughout his life with whom they dance, come together, and change the color.
text: They can actively change their color, e.g. for camouflage.
text: Also known as the predawn dance, the two seahorses will synchronize their movements, dance, change their colors, twirl around with linked tails, and wrap their tails around a coral or single strand of sea grass.
text: They can change color readily, which is useful for blending in with their environment.
text: They also change color while searching for a mate.
text: Seahorses change color when under stress.
text: They have pigment sacks in their skin, with 3 main colors, that help them change color based on their surroundings, mood, or mating attitude.
text: They can do this because they have chromatophores, special cells in their skin that allow them to change color.
text: Seahorses often change color.
text: Seahorses change color when they are stressed and can change colors dramatically to camouflage themselves into their environment.
text: They have been seen to change color in competitive or aggressive situations, during times of sickness, during courtship, and during mating (Indiviglio, 2002).
text: Like a chameleon, they can change color to blend in to their surroundings.
text: To defend themselves, they can quickly change colors, allowing them to blend into the background and effectively disappear from hungry predators.
text: They can swim side by side, rotate in unison and even change colors.
text: Seahorses does courtship through an eight hours long dance, and in this process they spins around each other, changes colors, and swims alongside.
text: Seahorses change colors when their threatened.
text: They can change colors for multiple reasons, such as during their court dance with a mate or possibly to hide from a predator.
text: Seahorses are masters of camouflage and can change colors to match their surroundings.
text: Seahorses change color when they are stressed and can change colors dramatically to camouflage themselves into their environment.
text: Seahorses not only change colors as a form of camouflage or protection but have also been seen to change colors in a wide variety of social situations.
text: Seahorses not only change colors as a form of camouflage or protection but have also been seen to change colors in a wide variety of social situations.
text: They may also change colors during courtship.
text: Seahorses can change colour to mingle with their surroundings.
text: Seahorses change colour to mimic their surroundings when hiding from predators or prey (sudden, bold changes in appearance may even deter their enemies), and to communicate during courtship displays and territorial disputes.
text: Seahorses use camouflage and can change colour and grow little lumps and bumps to match their surroundings!
text: Seahorses change colour to match their surroundings.