Assertion: tarsier's head | /r/CapableOf | rotate 180 degrees
Facets:
value: in each direction
type: MANNER
value: ears like a bat
type: MANNER
value: like an owl
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The eyeballs can't move within the eyes sockets, but the neck is designed to allow the head to rotate 180 degrees in either direction, giving them a 360 degree field of vision, just like an owl.
text: It's one of the smallest monkeys in the world, with its stick-like hands, long tail for balancing, ears like a bat, big eyes, and a head that can rotate up to 180 degrees in each direction, like an owl.
text: A tarsier has eyeballs the size of its brain, a head that can rotate 180 degrees, ears like a bat and is one of the world’s smallest primates at just four inches tall, reports AFP.
text: The eyeballs can't move within the eyes sockets, but the neck is designed to allow the head to rotate 180 degrees in either direction, giving them a 360 degree field of vision, just like an owl.
text: With eyes twice as big as their brains, a head that can rotate 180 degrees in each direction and the ability to track prey using ultrasound, the tiny animals are formidable nocturnal hunters.
text: The tiny animals are formidable nocturnal hunters, with heads that can rotate 180 degrees in each direction and the ability to track prey using ultrasound.
text: With eyes twice as big as their brains, a head that can rotate 180 degrees in each direction and the ability to track prey using ultrasound, the tiny animals are formidable nocturnal hunters.