Assertion: jellyfish's sting | /r/HasProperty | painful
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: to humans
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: excruciatingly
type: DEGREE
value: for humans
type: OTHER
value: for days
type: TEMPORAL
value: a bit
type: TEMPORAL
value: for other species
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from certain species
type: OTHER
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: To make matters worse, their stings are excruciatingly painful —
text: Box jellyfish tend to gravitate toward the mouths of rivers and creeks, and their sting is very painful.
text: Jellyfish stings can be painful to humans and, from certain species, they can even be deadly.
text: Jellyfish stings can be painful to humans and sometimes very dangerous.
text: The sting can be painful and deadly for other species.
text: A sting from one can really be painful for a human.
text: Yes, the sting can be painful and causes lesions and anaphylaxis (a severe allergic reaction).
text: Not all cnidarians have stings that are painful to humans, but some do, and some may even be fatal.
text: For humans, a man-of-war sting is excruciatingly painful, but rarely deadly.
text: Stings from these and a few other species in the class are extremely painful and can be fatal to humans.
text: Their stings are slightly painful, but is limited to only a small period of time and does not cause much harm.
text: Stings are painful, although not usually fatal.
text: While they're typically not fatal, stings can be painful for days.
text: Jellyfish stings can be painful to humans and sometimes very dangerous.
text: The sting of this jelly is painful, leaving a bright rash.
text: The Irukandji's sting is so painful and causes such severe symptoms that scientists have given them a name: Irjukadji syndrome.
text: Jellyfish stings can be very painful to humans, and they can even be deadly to certain species.
text: Stings can be quite painful, or may even paralyze other fish.
text: The sting of jellyfish can be very dangerous and painful to humans.
text: The sting from a sea nettle can be extremely painful and leave a painful rash on the skin for around an hour.
text: The stings of some jellyfish can be quite painful, causing reactions ranging from mild rashes to death (in extreme allergic-reaction instances.)
text: The stings are painful to humans, but are rarely fatal.
text: Bequeathing Pain: Even in death, jellyfish leave behind painful stings to whoever touches their tentacles.
text: The sting of the Chiropsalmus Quadrigatus is very painful and can be fatal in certain cases.
text: While the stings are indeed painful and have been associated with severe Irukandji Syndrome, they are not typically life-threatening.
text: Fortunately, lion's mane aren't deadly to humans, although a sting from their tentacles is likely to be a bit painful.
text: However, the sting is extremely painful.
text: These stings are very painful and can still cause pain a few hours after washing up on the shore.
text: Two jellyfish in particular, the Portuguese Man of War, and the box jellyfish (both pictured above) can give a very painful sting.
text: Although jellyfish stings are painful, they are usually harmless to humans.
text: The sting is extremely painful, but not usually life-threatening.
text: The sting from a box jelly is said to be excruciatingly painful.
text: ’s sting is not only highly painful but it can be fatal to humans.
text: Jellyfish can be found on shallow or deep ocean waters, and even beached jellies can smack you with their venomous and painful sting.