Assertion: vulture's beak | /r/HasProperty | strong
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
value: in some species
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In some species the beak is exceptionally strong and heavy for tearing hide, muscle, and even bone.
text: The beak is slightly hooked and is relatively weak compared with those of other birds of prey.
text: Vultures have strong and curved beaks for ripping apart meat.
text: The king vulture also has a bright orange beak that is thick and strong enough to shred animal flesh.
text: In some species the beak is exceptionally strong and heavy for tearing hide, muscle, and even bone.
text: Beaks are long, big, sharp, and strong.
text: The beaks of accipitrids are strong and hooked (sometimes very hooked, as in the hook-billed kite or snail kite).
text: Once prey is detected, a vulture will use its very strong beak to pull and tear flesh from the body and attempt to open a pathway into body cavity.
text: But a vulture can’t kill live prey with his strong beak because he’d first have to catch it with his chicken feet.
text: Once prey is detected, a vulture will use its very strong beak to pull and tear flesh from the body and attempt to open a pathway into body cavity.
text: Old world vultures have strong beaks and feet like their talon ancestors.
text: The beak is slightly hooked and is relatively weak compared with those of other birds of prey.
text: Because they have weak beaks and lack the strength of other birds of prey, they rarely attack other than helpless animals.
text: Their beaks are relatively weak compared to those other birds of prey