Assertion: raccoon | /r/HasProperty | opportunistic
Facets:
value: regarding the former
type: OTHER
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Raccoons are opportunistic and have adapted to eat trash and other food available in suburban and urban areas.
text: They are opportunistic feeders, so take what they can get, usually food that is close to or on the ground.
text: However, raccoons are opportunists and may inhabit urban, residential, and recreational areas.
text: Raccoons are opportunistic omnivores.
text: Raccoons are opportunistic eaters known to dine on a variety of foods, but they favor those high in fat or sugar.
text: Raccoons are considered opportunistic feeders and are found throughout Cincinnati Ohio.
text: They are very opportunistic and will often go through trash cans to dine on tasty leftovers.
text: Raccoons are opportunistic and have adapted to eat trash and other food available in suburban and urban areas.
text: Regarding the former, raccoons are omnivores, and opportunistic.
text: The raccoon is omnivorous and opportunistic.
text: Raccoons are opportunistic and prefer to take the path of least resistance and love to scavenge food that people, and other animals, have left behind.
text: Raccoons are invasive and opportunistic –
text: Raccoons are opportunistic and will eat almost anything.
text: Because raccoons are opportunistic feeders, the key to resolving conflicts with them is to contain available food sources.
text: Keeping your trash can lids tightly secured, as raccoons are opportunistic feeders who may consistently visit your garbage
text: However, they are opportunistic feeders, so their diet adapts to location.
text: The surrounding habitat of each will determine its diet as raccoons are opportunistic feeders.
text: Raccoons are opportunistic feeders.
text: Raccoons are opportunistic feeders and are well known by people for their skillful attempts at stealing food from garbage cans in parks and neighborhoods.
text: Because raccoons are opportunistic feeders, the main method of controlling them is by shutting down the source of food.
text: Raccoons are opportunists, commonly eating whatever is available.
text: Raccoons are opportunistic omnivores eating both plant and animal foods.