Assertion: raccoon | /r/CapableOf | make den
Facets:
value: in hollow trees
type: LOCATION
value: in other sheltered areas
type: LOCATION
value: in attics
type: LOCATION
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: in crevices
type: LOCATION
value: in sheds
type: LOCATION
value: in tree cavities
type: LOCATION
value: in logs
type: LOCATION
value: underneath decks
type: LOCATION
value: in garages
type: LOCATION
value: in barns
type: LOCATION
value: in homes
type: LOCATION
value: in sewers
type: LOCATION
value: about anything
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: They can make a den out of just about anything
text: Where Do Raccoons Make Their Dens?
text: The porch light can be easily installed because it is wireless and can be placed in such spaces as the attic or the basement where raccoons tend to create a den.
text: It usually makes its den in a tree, but it may make its home in an abandoned woodchuck burrow, a cave, barn, sewer, or even a house!
text: While raccoons often live in close proximity to people in both urban and suburban environments, even making dens in homes and sheds, they can be vicious when approached by humans.
text: Raccoons generally make their homes in trees during the day, but can also make dens in attics, garages, or other sheltered areas, free from disturbance and hidden from prey animals.
text: Raccoons can make dens in hallowed out trees, underneath decks, in attics or other sheltered areas.
text: Raccoons often make their dens in attics, sewers, barns and sheds.
text: They make their dens in tree cavities, abandoned woodchuck or fox burrows, rock crevices, brush piles, chimneys, attics, sheds, and other structures.
text: The next thing you want to do is understand a little bit about where raccoons make their dens, since that’s where the babies will actually be born and stay during the first 6 weeks of their life.
text: The raccoon creates a den in a dry area, often in hollow trees, logs or crevices.
text: Raccoons create dens in hollow trees or rock crevices, or any kind of small and warm place they can find.