Assertion: cuttlefish | /r/CapableOf | catch prey
Facets:
value: actively
type: MANNER
value: at night
type: TEMPORAL
value: with the help of tentacles
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The mesmerizing "light show" effect is a strategy that can help cuttlefish catch prey.
text: Some researchers claim that the cuttlefish hunt the prey they saw before hatching!
text: It hunts its prey with the help of tentacles which helps it to capture its food and bring it within the reach of its other arms.
text: These long tentacles are crucial in helping the cuttlefish capture prey.
text: The cuttlefish remains primarily active during the daytime when it hunts its prey, principally small crustaceans, and fish.
text: Now, the cuttlefish only has to be quick enough to catch its prey as long as it is distracted.
text: When cuttlefish catches the prey, it is secured by using the sucker.
text: Usually cuttlefish swim a short distance from the bottom, hunting down prey, seeing it
text: Rather, the cuttlefish that mimicked crabs caught more prey overall because they made more attempts.
text: At night however, they are actively searching for prey and can ambush their prey from under the substrate.
text: Cuttlefish do not only glow when catching prey.
text: They use their camouflaging abilities for sneak attacks and catch prey with sucker-pads on the ends of their tentacles – bringing the animal into their sharp beaks.
text: When cuttlefishes are catching prey, they approach slowly and stealthily.
text: It has also been speculated that the cuttlefish prefer to hunt the prey they are exposed to before birth.