Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: The lindworm had often watched the eagle flying about the top of the tree , carrying food to his young ones and , accordingly , he watched carefully for the moment when the eaglets began to try their wings and to fly away from the nest .<br>Of course , if the eagle himself was there to protect them even the lindworm , big and strong as he was , knew that he could do nothing ; but when he was absent , any little eaglets who ventured too near the ground would be sure to disappear down the monster 's throat .
Lindworms eat small eagles.
The bird abandoned the eggs once they hatched.
The lindworm is different than the monster.
The sign showed an eagle being eaten by a serpent.
The rare bird did its best to stay hidden.
The bird would have rather been forgotten about.
The bird was dead however.
The rare bird ran out of good hiding spots./
The chicken was eventually killed.
The hawk/goose effect refers to the behavior observed in some young birds when a bird flies above them. If the bird is a hawk, the young birds don't react, but if the bird is a goose, the birds become agitated.
The tall size of the elcetus cage will allow the bird to grow in size.
The rare bird tries to hide from humans.
The fly meant to land on his food
the young birds caused a clamour when their parents arrived
The bird was hunted to near extinction
The eagle is the monster.
The significance of this pair of lions was their unusual behavior, such as the number of lions killed and the manner of the attacks.
The squirrel was very careful when snatching the acorn.
The eagles want someone they used to have
Eagles can fly.
Poking holes in an empty plastic box is not recommended for ladybirds as it could harm them.
Some people are afraid of birds.
The lindworm carries food to the eaglets.
The eagle is the monster.
The lindworm is different than the monster.