Assertion: anemone's cell | /r/HasProperty | stinging
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text: Although all anemones have stinging cells, nematocysts found in their tentacles, the Hell's Fire Anemone has a dangerous sting that is extremely powerful and is very painful.
text: Much like a jellyfish, anemones possess stinging cells on their tentacles to use for feeding and defense.
text: They sometimes use their stinging cells to fight each other if another anemone gets too close.
text: Anemones will do well in most environments, but they do have stinging cells, so any nearby corals will not be safe.
text: Anemones are fascinating coral reef animals, which possess stinging cells to capture their prey.
text: Although all anemones have stinging cells or nematocyst found in their tentacles, these anemones have a dangerous sting that is extremely powerful and is very painful.
text: They sometimes use their stinging cells to fight each other if another anemone gets too close.
text: The anemones provide protection with their stinging cells, and they get mobility from the crab.
text: The anemones provide protection with their stinging cells, and they get mobility from the crab.
text: The anemones provide protection with their stinging cells, and they get mobility from the crab.
text: The anemones provide protection with their stinging cells, and they get mobility from the crab.
text: Giant Caribbean sea anemones have another more effective defense in their nematocysts, which are their stinging cells, tubular parts of cnidarian’s capsule–like cells.
text: Their stinging cells are used to capture prey and push it into its mouth.
text: The White-striped Anemone feeds by catching small animals in the water with its tentacles but can also shoot out stinging cells from holes in the sides of its column in defence.