Assertion: penguin | /r/CapableOf | lose their feathers
Facets:
value: each year
type: TEMPORAL
value: to grow new ones
type: PURPOSE
value: in the same way
type: MANNER
value: during a process
type: TEMPORAL
value: unlike some birds
type: OTHER
value: at once
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Penguins molt, or lose their feathers, once a year.
text: Unlike some birds that shed a few feathers at a time, penguins lose all their feathers at once during a process called catastrophic molt.
text: Unlike most birds that molt slowly throughout the year, penguins have a “catastrophic molt” when they shed all their feathers at once and stay completely on land for 2-3 weeks.
text: Just how snakes shed their skin, the penguins, in the same way, shed their feathers or molt the feathers once in every year.
text: Once a year (usually after the breeding season) penguins shed all of their feathers, a process called molting (also written moulting).
text: Penguins lose their feathers once a year.
text: Penguins also molt once a year, which means that they lose their feathers.
text: During a two to three week period each year, the penguins lose all their feathers.
text: This process involves the penguins losing all their feathers so that they can be replaced by new ones.
text: A 'catastrophic molt' is an annual experience that penguins have wherein they shed all their feathers to grow new ones.