Assertion: vulture | /r/CapableOf | put its head
Facets:
value: inside a carcass
type: LOCATION
value: to eat food
type: PURPOSE
value: always
type: TEMPORAL
value: into carcasses
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to eat the lack of feathers
type: PURPOSE
value: inside it
type: LOCATION
value: to feed
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: If a vulture puts its head down inside a carcass, and gets bits of meat or fat scraps in this opening, the vulture can easily pick it out with a talon.
text: While it is believed that the role of this fluff is to make it difficult for blood and residue to stick to the vultures when they put their head inside the carcasses to feed, scientists argue that it probably also helps in the vultures' thermoregulation.
text: It has no feathers on its neck to prevent the blood of the carcass from congealing when the vulture puts its head inside it, and hence its designation of "baldhead" (Micah 1: 16).
text: They are always putting their head into carcasses to eat food and the lack of feathers makes it easy to keep clean.