Assertion: thylacine | /r/HasProperty | a top-level predator
Facets:
value: on the nearby island of tasmania
type: LOCATION
value: with origins
type: OTHER
value: on the australian mainland
type: LOCATION
value: like wolves
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Like the tigers and wolves of other continents (both unrelated placental carnivores), the Thylacine was a top-level predator, and in size and general form quite closely resembled the Northern Hemisphere predators it was originally named after.
text: As you can imagine from the pictures the Thylacine was a predator at the top of the food chain.
text: Thylacine is still top predator.
text: With origins dating back to prehistoric times, Tasmanian wolves were considered one of the top predators in the food chain, making predation of this animal unlikely.
text: On the Australian mainland and later on the nearby island of Tasmania, the thylacine was a top-level predator, and thus evolved traits to help it hunt.
text: The thylacine was a top-level predator but was generally shy towards people.
text: “Robert Paddle, Australia’s leading expert on the thylacine, is of the belief that the image was responsible for a blossoming of the idea that the thylacine was a sheep and pultry predator, which had wide ranging implications for the animal.