Assertion: jellyfish's arm | /r/HasProperty | oral
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text: Unlike most species of jellies, this one lacks tentacles, but is equipped with oral arms underneath the body.
text: The cannonball jellyfish has 16 short, forked oral arms and mucus-coated secondary mouth folds or scapulets.
text: You'll also be asked why they use their oral arms and how they digest their food.
text: Tell what jellyfish use their oral arms for
text: Most jellyfish have tendrils or oral arms coated with thousands of microscopic nematocysts (a type of venomous cell).
text: Instead, they have oral arms to grab food and bring it to their mouth.
text: For example, many jellyfish have four oral arms that extend below their body and their body structure can therefore be divided into four equal parts.
text: The jellyfish capture zooplankton by stunning them with stinging cells (nematocysts), located in their oral arms and using a mucus they release.
text: The jellyfish then uses its tentacles and smaller growths known as oral arms to move the paralyzed prey to its mouth.
text: You'll also be asked why they use their oral arms and how they digest their food.
text: Tell what jellyfish use their oral arms for
text: They have tentacles around the outer margin of the bowl-shaped bell, and oral arms around the mouth.
text: The upside-down jellyfish has a symbiotic relationship with the zooxanthellae living in its oral arms.
text: The jellyfish capture zooplankton by stunning them with stinging cells (nematocysts), located in their oral arms and using a mucus they release.
text: They then consume the zooplankton through mouths located on their oral arms.