Assertion: weasel | /r/CapableOf | kill prey
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: larger than themselves
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Exceptional cases are known of least weasels killing prey far larger than themselves, such as capercaillie, hazel hen and hares.
text: Because they cannot accumulate fat and thus must eat frequently, weasels often kill more prey than they can immediately consume and will store excess food for later use.
text: The weasel’s slender body and small head allow them to hunt for prey hiding in burrows, and they kill their prey with a single bite to the back of the neck.
text: To kill its prey, a weasel will clamp down on the prey's neck and keep biting until the animal is dead.
text: Weasels can kill prey up to 10 times their size.
text: Exceptional cases are known of least weasels killing prey far larger than themselves, such as capercaillie, hazel hen and hares.
text: Least weasels can only eat a few grams of meat per meal, although they can kill prey larger than themselves, in such cases they store the food for later, a practice known as caching.
text: Food caching is a common occurrence, as weasels frequently kill prey larger than themselves, yet they only eat a few grams of meat per meal.
text: Like mink, weasels will eat almost anything that moves and can kill prey much larger than themselves.
text: Weasels often kill more prey than they can eat, storing the overkill for later consumption.
text: Weasels kill their prey by biting the back of its neck.