Assertion: pangolin's tongue | /r/HasProperty | sticky
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: their long
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Pangolin do not have teeth and are unable to chew, however, so use their sticky tongues to collect insects - up to 70 million a year - which are ground up by stones and keratinous spines inside their stomachs.
text: The pangolin does not have teeth but uses a thick, strong and sticky tongue to catch its food.
text: The pangolin does not have teeth but uses a thick, strong and sticky tongue to catch its food.
text: The pangolin’s tongue is long and sticky, the have no teeth.
text: The tongue of pangolin is long and sticky, which catches ants in thousands.
text: Their long, serpentine tongue (10–12 inches) is sticky and can gather up ants and termites with great efficiency.
text: What mindless chance process produced a tongue that was sticky, but was somehow smart enough to realize that it would be unusable if it were stuck to the roof of its mouth?
text: It has strong digging muscles, sharp claws, a sticky tongue, and an incredibly strong sense of smell.
text: Their tongues are long, sticky, and elastic.
text: The tongue is too sticky that helps it to catch ants even in narrow holes.
text: Digging into it with its efficient claws, the pangolin sticks in its snout and laps up the insects with its very long and very sticky tongue, eating thousands of insects in one day.
text: They use their long claws to open up ant and termite hills, then use their sticky tongue to slurp up insects and swallow them whole.