Assertion: tiger | /r/CapableOf | mark their territories
Facets:
value: with urine
type: OTHER
value: to keep others
type: PURPOSE
value: to warn off other tigers
type: PURPOSE
value: by using scent marking
type: MANNER
value: with feces
type: OTHER
value: as a warning to their rivals
type: PURPOSE
value: with secretions
type: OTHER
value: from an anal gland
type: OTHER
value: by spraying their urine
type: MANNER
value: with their scent
type: MANNER
value: like most cats
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: To mark their territories, tigers scratch trees and spray their urine on the borders.
text: Tigers mark their territory by spraying a mix of urine and scent gland secretions onto trees and rocks.
text: Tiger will mark his territory with a mixture of the urine and liquid from a gland that has intensive smell.
text: Tigers mark out their territory, like most cats, by spraying their urine together with a glandular secretion, by leaving fecal droppings, or by scratching marks into trees with their claws.
text: Unlike lions, tigers live solitary lives and mark their territories to keep others away.
text: Tigers are loners and mark their territories with their scent as a warning to their rivals.
text: Tigers mark their territories with urine and secretions from an anal gland.
text: Unlike lions, tigers live solitary lives and mark their territories to keep others away.
text: The tigers mark their territories by using scent marking, frequently with urine.
text: They will mark their territory with urine or feces.
text: Tigers mark their territory so that other tigers know that the area is taken.
text: Tigers mark their territory with urine to warn off other tigers but funnily enough it actually smells of buttered popcorn.
text: Most of the time, they patrol and mark their territory.