Assertion: walrus | /r/CapableOf | move on land
Facets:
value: on the pack ice
type: LOCATION
value: surprisingly fast
type: MANNER
value: like an inchworm
type: MANNER
value: awkwardly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Walruses feature front and back flippers that help them to swim as well as to move around on land.
text: They move awkwardly on land but are swift in the water.
text: Walruses can move surprisingly fast on land, matching the running speed of a human being, since they run on all fours like a dog (while some seals can only undulate and drag themselves along with their front flippers).
text: To move on land, they turn their two front flippers at 90-degree angles to their body and flap their two rear flippers directly underneath their pelvis.
text: On land, the hind limbs are brought around and under the body (similar to sea lions and fur seals) but the walrus cannot hold up its own weight so it moves on land (or on the pack ice) like an inchworm, thrusting its body forward in small lunges using its limbs but never really getting off the ground.