Assertion: wombat | /r/AtLocation | burrow
Facets:
value: during the day
type: TEMPORAL
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: among woodland areas
type: LOCATION
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: before digging around the trap
type: TEMPORAL
value: most of the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: at night
type: TEMPORAL
value: alone
type: MANNER
value: to stay
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Wombats live in burrows and are rapid, powerful diggers.
text: It stays in a burrow in daytime, though sometimes can be seen basking in the sun at the burrow entrance.
text: Since it is mainly nocturnal, the wombat spends most of its days sleeping in the burrow.
text: Most of the time, wombats remain in their burrows to stay out of the heat.
text: They spend most of the day sleeping alone in a burrow only coming out at night to eat grasses, plant roots and moss.
text: At night, if it's too hot or cool or dry outside, the wombat may remain in its burrow.
text: A wombat retires deep in the burrow after foraging.
text: If the wombat can retreat to its burrow, it will dive in head first, tuck its rear legs under and present just its big round rump to the pursuer.
text: Wombats usually stay in their burrows during the day, they normally come out at night to feed although they can be seen out early in the morning and at dusk
text: Although they are solitary animals, with only one wombat inhabiting any one burrow, the overlap of home ranges does occasionally result in a number of wombats using the same burrow.
text: Like the Bare-nosed wombat, they also seem to be solitary with each wombat living in its own burrow and having its own feeding area.
text: Burrows are shared, especially between females, and wombats will dwell in more than one burrow.
text: They live in burrows, which can be as long as twenty metres and may have several burrow systems that they use at different times.
text: Among the coastal hills and woodland areas of its habitat, the wombat lives in burrows that it digs itself.
text: Wombats live in burrows.
text: Wombats generally live in burrows that they dig using their sharp claws.
text: Wombats live in burrows and prefer well-drained soils.
text: Wombats live in burrows that can be up to 30 metres long and they may share these with other wombats although they are very territorial with their feeding grounds.
text: Wombats live in burrows, preferring well-drained soils that are easy to dig in.
text: Among the coastal hills and woodland areas of its habitat, the wombat lives in burrows that it digs itself.
text: Wombats live in burrows, preferring well-drained soils that are easy to dig in.
text: They live in these burrows, which can become extensive tunnel-and-chamber complexes.
text: Wombats generally stay in the burrows during the day, kept warm in winter and cool in summer.
text: Wombats generally stay in the burrows during the day, kept warm in winter and cool in summer.
text: Since it is mainly nocturnal, the wombat spends most of its days sleeping in the burrow.
text: The wombats would usually remain in their burrows for a day or two before either digging around the trap, or digging another exit.