Assertion: snake | /r/CapableOf | grip their prey
Facets:
value: securely
type: MANNER
value: in their mouth
type: LOCATION
value: well
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Snakes have more than 230 teeth, which are pointed backwards; they use these teeth to bite and grip their prey securely.
text: The snake is a constrictor that captures and kills prey by biting it and holding it with its rear-pointing teeth, wrapping its coils around prey, contracting its muscles, and suffocating the animal.
text: Most venomous snakes grab their prey by striking suddenly and biting while they inject venom into the victim.
text: Quite the contrary, snakes are very fast especially when they need to catch prey.
text: This golden tree snake (Chrysopelea ornata) is eating a butterfly lizard (Leiolepis belliana), but other snakes can gulp down prey that is much, much bigger.
text: Snakes have more than 200 teeth that point backward, which they do not use to chew but use to bite and grip their prey securely.
text: Instead they utilize multiple teeth, allowing them to grip their prey well.
text: To capture prey, snakes set up an ambush and when their prey is caught off guard snakes attack with enormous force.
text: Other snakes grab their prey in their mouth and start swallowing immediately so the animal is eaten alive.