Assertion: skunk | /r/CapableOf | dig hole
Facets:
value: in lawns
type: LOCATION
value: in golf courses
type: LOCATION
value: in gardens
type: LOCATION
value: in search of grubs and worms
type: PURPOSE
value: commonly
type: DEGREE
value: in golf
type: LOCATION
value: to unearth june bugs
type: PURPOSE
value: to unearth other larvae
type: PURPOSE
value: under buildings
type: LOCATION
value: to find food
type: PURPOSE
value: most notably
type: DEGREE
value: for a variety of reasons
type: CAUSE
value: in the lawn and flower beds
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Do Skunks Dig Holes?
text: They have the ability of smelling into the ground and when they sense that there is a grub underground, they dig up holes that are funnel shaped to get to the grubs and feed on them immediately.
text: Why Do Skunks Dig Holes?
text: Skunks commonly dig holes in lawns in search of grubs and worms.
text: They dig holes in lawns, gardens and golf courses in search of food like grubs and earthworms.
text: Skunks can quickly become a nuisance when digging holes in the lawn and flower beds.
text: Skunks commonly dig holes in lawns in search of grubs and worms.
text: Skunks also dig holes in lawns, golf courses, and gardens to search for insects, grubs, and worms.
text: Skunks dig holes for a variety of reasons, most notably to find food and to build a den.
text: Skunks dig holes in lawns and golf courses, eat garden produce, prey on poultry and waterfowl, damage beehives, den under buildings, are a host for rabies, and spray musk.
text: Skunks may dig holes under buildings or enter them through openings in the foundation.
text: Skunks dig holes in lawns, golf courses, and gardens to search for insect grubs found in the soil.
text: Skunks dig holes in lawns to unearth June bugs and other larvae.
text: They dig holes in gardens, lawns and golf courses.
text: They have the ability of smelling into the ground and when they sense that there is a grub underground, they dig up holes that are funnel shaped to get to the grubs and feed on them immediately.