Assertion: woodpecker | /r/CapableOf | drill hole
Facets:
value: in trees
type: LOCATION
value: for food
type: PURPOSE
value: into wood
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: unlike other woodpeckers
type: OTHER
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
value: in the trunk
type: LOCATION
value: to find the sap
type: PURPOSE
value: for a variety of reasons
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: These features are particularly helpful when woodpeckers drill holes in trees because they generate a lot of sawdust and flying wood debris close to their heads.
text: All woodpeckers have another feature to protect their eyes from flying wood chips as they drill holes in trees.
text: Woodpeckers drill holes for a variety of reasons, mainly to build nesting and roosting cavities, while foraging for insects, and when performing the activity known as drumming.
text: They drill holes in the tree to find the sap, then drill another hole to encourage the sap to flow.
text: In fact, while some woodpeckers may use drumming to help dislodge insects to eat or to drill holes to get at sap or burrowing insects, drumming is most often unrelated to eating.
text: They drill holes in the trunk and drink the sap that oozes out.
text: Unlike other woodpeckers, they rarely drill holes into wood for food.