Assertion: snapping turtle's neck | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: extraordinarily
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: In shallow waters, common snapping turtles may lie beneath a muddy bottom with only their heads exposed, stretching their long necks to the surface for an occasional breath (their nostrils are positioned on the very tip of the snout, effectively functioning as snorkels).
text: In shallow waters, common snapping turtles may lie beneath a muddy bottom with only their heads exposed, stretching their long necks to the surface for an occasional breath (their nostrils are positioned on the very tip of the snout, effectively functioning as snorkels).
text: In shallow waters, common snapping turtles may lie beneath a muddy bottom with only their heads exposed, stretching their long necks to the surface for an occasional breath (their nostrils are positioned on the very tip of the snout, effectively functioning as snorkels).
text: They have long necks, powerful jaws, and fierce dispositions, lunging at aggressors and biting them.
text: They also have a large head, long neck, and a sharp, hooked upper jaw.
text: Snapping turtles have powerful jaws and long necks.
text: Snapping turtles have powerful jaws and long necks.
text: Snapping turtles have a long neck capable of rapidly contracting and expanding.
text: The neck is so long that it cannot be retracted completely beneath the margin of the shell.
text: They also have a large head, long neck, and a sharp, hooked upper jaw.
text: The neck is long.
text: Snapping turtles have an extraordinarily long neck, large head and powerful jaws.
text: When you bite the reptile sharply throws the head forward, and the neck is long, and grabs at the nearest limb.
text: The muscular neck is long, about one-half to three-quarters of the CL.
text: Although the neck is long, the striking distance over the shell is about one-half to two-thirds of the shell length.