Assertion: wombat | /r/CapableOf | share burrow
Facets:
value: with animals
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with other large animals
type: OTHER
value: at the same time
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the firegrounds at tallaganda
type: LOCATION
value: with another wombat
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with other mammals
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Wombats Do Share Burrows
text: The posts generally say that wombats have been "sharing" their burrows with other mammals, and sometimes state that they're doing more to help with the crisis than the Australian government.
text: PICTURED: Wombat Rescue and Sleepy Burrows Wombat Sanctuary captured a wombat and butterfly sharing a burrow in the firegrounds at Tallaganda, 50km southeast of Canberra
text: Wombats are solitary animals, but occasionally will come across another wombat or will – in rare cases – share a burrow with another wombat (Australian Museum).
text: Although wombats will share burrows, they are possessive about their particular feeding grounds.
text: Old, who co-authored a paper on bare-nosed wombat burrows, said she has not personally seen wombats sharing burrows with other large animals at the same time, but small animals like like native mice and lizards are known to share wombats habitat.
text: Wombats have been known to share their burrows with animals who have been displaced during past bushfire crises.
text: I've seen wombats share their burrows in times of crisis with other wombats, snakes, quolls, possums, bandicoots, echidnas, bettongs and possibly other smaller creatures," she told IFLScience.
text: “I’ve seen wombats share their burrows in times of crisis with other wombats, snakes, quolls, possums, bandicoots, echidnas, bettongs and possibly other smaller creatures,” she told IFLScience.