Assertion: thylacine | /r/CapableOf | stalk its prey
Facets:
value: relentlessly
type: MANNER
value: by using its sight
type: MANNER
value: to chasing it
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: However, the legs of the thylacine are not as proportionately long as those of dogs and other canids, and it likely stalks its prey in a cat-like manner in preference to actively chasing it. . .
text: The Tasmanian Tiger used to hunt prey by using its sight.
text: Tasmanian wolves would follow prey until it tired enough to be captured.
text: They also had an incredible stamina, pursuing their prey relentlessly until it was exhausted.
text: Research suggests that the Tasmanian tiger had a very responsive sense of smell allowing it to follow its prey, although the brain analysis indicates that the olfactory bulbs were very poorly developed.
text: Tasmanian tigers would hunt their prey until the prey became exhausted.
text: It is suggested that Tasmanian wolves track their prey considerable distances until their prey was fatigued, and then capture it in a sudden rush, making these marsupials nomadic.