Assertion: sea otter | /r/CapableOf | hold hand
Facets:
value: with adjacent otters
type: OTHER
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: with each other
type: OTHER
value: occasionally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Holding hands: Sea otters occasionally hold hands while they eat, sleep or rest to keep from drifting apart.
text: Holding hands: Sea otters occasionally hold hands while they eat, sleep or rest to keep from drifting apart.
text: Sea otters wrap themselves in kelp or hold hands when sleeping to prevent drifting.
text: Why sea otters hold hands when sleeping
text: Sea otters sometimes hold hands while they're sleeping to keep from floating away from each other.
text: Sea otters holding hands isn't that common in the wild, according to the Seattle Aquarium.
text: To us as observers, sea otters holding hands while sleeping may seem cute and adorable, but this practice that they exhibit actually serves a genuine, and necessary need for them.
text: One of the quirkiest, and cutest traits about the sea otters is that sea otters hold hands when sleeping.
text: Why do sea otters hold hands while sleeping?
text: I suppose you are now wondering what the necessity of sea otters holding hands while they sleep is?
text: Thankfully this trait of the sea otters holding hands is much cuter than their other, more frightening one where they are the worst nightmare of baby seals.
text: Sea otters hold hands when they sleep.
text: Sea Otters hold hands
text: I’m sure many of you have seen pictures on the internet of sea otters holding hands, causing everyone to freak out about how adorable these little guys are.
text: Sea otters hold hands as they drift off to sleep (pun intended), so they don't get separated at night.
text: They even have the adorable habit of floating on their backs, even while they’re eating, and have been known to hold hands with each other while sleeping so they don’t drift apart from their pals!
text: To keep from drifting away while sleeping, sea otters will sometimes wrap themselves in kelp, or hold hands with adjacent otters.