Assertion: puffin's parent | /r/CapableOf | take turn
Facets:
value: like penguins
type: OTHER
value: to incubate the egg
type: PURPOSE
value: to care for young
type: PURPOSE
value: once the puffling hatches
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: to feed it
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: After the female lays a single egg, both parents take turn incubating the egg for about 40 days.
text: The parents take their turns to feed it with small fish several times a day.
text: Like some penguins, both parents take turns incubating the egg and caring for the chick.
text: This egg needs to be incubated for 36 to 60 days, depending on the puffin species, and the parents take turns doing this during the entire period.
text: Also like penguins, both parents will usually take turns incubating the egg and looking after the chick.
text: Both puffin parents take turns incubating their egg for around 40 days.
text: The eggs are white, and both parents take turns incubating it with their brood patch – a patch of featherless skin on their underside that allows heat to be transferred.
text: The parents then take turns flying out to catch multiple fish to bring back to the baby, which is known as a “puffling.
text: Like with some penguins, both parents take turns incubating the egg and caring for the puffling.
text: The female lays one egg per year, and the parents take turns guarding the nest over the spring and summer.
text: Once the puffling hatches, the parents take turns feeding it small fish.
text: The female Puffin will lay a single egg and the parents will take turns keeping the egg warm and safe, and to feed the chick, or puffling, once it has hatched.
text: Once it’s laid, both parents take turns to care for their young and the “divorce rate” of birds that split up is just 7 per cent.
text: Both parents take turns incubating the egg over about 41 days, and spend another forty days raising the chick.
text: Both parents will take turns keeping the egg warm and caring for the chick (called a puffling) when it’s born.
text: During the incubation period, the parents share responsibilities and take turns sitting on the egg.
text: Puffins form long-term pair bonds with the female laying a single egg and both parents taking turns to incubate the egg and feed the chick which emerge as a large, ugly ball of black fluff - in stark contrast to their parents.
text: Both parents take turns incubating the egg over 36-44 days, and both feed the nestling (sometimes referred to as “puffling”).
text: The parents also took turns feeding their chick.