Assertion: seahorse | /r/HasProperty | slow swimmers
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in the ocean
type: LOCATION
value: according to guinness world records
type: OTHER
value: despite this impressive fin speed
type: OTHER
value: in the sea
type: LOCATION
value: at it
type: OTHER
value: in the world
type: LOCATION
value: worldwide
type: LOCATION
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Seahorses are extremely slow swimmers.
text: Seahorses are the slowest fish worldwide.
text: Seahorses are the slowest moving fish in the world.
text: Seahorses, being so slow, simply cannot dodge attacks by aggressive tankmates, nor can they keep up with other types of fish during feeding time.
text: They swim in an upright posture and are quite slow at it.
text: They are slow eaters but they also don’t have s stomach!
text: Seahorses are slow-moving so rather than chasing down prey, they use their elongated snout as a pipette to suck in small crustaceans including shrimp.
text: They are slow feeders, so fast, aggressive feeders will leave them without food.
text: For this reason, the seahorse is the slowest animal in the sea.
text: However, they are slow to consume their food and have extremely simple digestive systems that lack a stomach, so they must eat constantly to stay alive.
text: They are typically slow and lethargic swimmers so they tend to rest in one place for long periods which is why they have a prehensile tail.
text: The seahorse is one the slowest swimming fish we know of, but it's able to capture prey that swim at incredible speeds.
text: Seahorses are considered one of the slowest critters in the ocean, with an average top swim speed of 5 feet per hour.
text: They are slow swimmers and don't chase their prey, relying on sneak attacks to catch a meal.
text: Unexpectedly, even though seahorses are slow swimmers, "they were very effective at capturing these very fast-swimming, highly evasive prey," Gemmell told LiveScience.
text: Unexpectedly, even though seahorses are slow swimmers, "they were very effective at capturing these very fast-swimming, highly evasive prey," Gemmell told LiveScience.
text: Seahorses are territorial and are very slow swimmers, in fact they can only swim about 5 feet per hour.
text: Despite this impressive fin speed, seahorses are very slow swimmers.
text: Seahorses are the slowest fish in the ocean, according to Guinness World Records.
text: As mentioned in Guinness Book of World Records, seahorses are the slowest moving fish in the ocean.