Assertion: jellyfish | /r/HasProperty | invertebrate
Facets:
value: with comb-like cilia
type: OTHER
value: no bones about it
type: OTHER
value: from the phylum cnidaria
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: It is an invertebrate, an animal without a backbone.
text: All jellyfish are invertebrate animals.
text: They are invertebrates from the phylum Cnidaria, and are so varied as a taxonomic group that many scientists have taken to simply referring to them as "gelatinous zooplankton.
text: They are invertebrates, which means that they don’t have a backbone (or in their case, any sort of skeleton).
text: Jellyfish are invertebrates; animals without skeletons.
text: Among the most unusual of animals are the jellyfish, a group of marine, or ocean-dwelling, invertebrates characterized by their jellylike bodies and wicked sting.
text: For starters, jellyfish aren't actually fish, since they are invertebrates.
text: Jellyfish is not precisely a fish; they are invertebrates.
text: Jellyfish, on the other hand, are invertebrates, meaning they have no backbone and they absorb oxygen from the water through membranes.
text: Jellyfishes are invertebrates.
text: Jellyfish are invertebrates (animals without backbones) found throughout the world’s oceans.
text: No bones about it, they are invertebrates!
text: Jellyfish are not considered true fish as they are invertebrates.
text: Some jellyfish are just invertebrates with comb-like cilia called “comb jellies.
text: All jellyfish, box jellies included, are invertebrates, meaning they have no spine.
text: Jellyfish are invertebrate animals because they do not have a spine or backbone.
text: Jellyfish are invertebrate animals, which means that they do not have a backbone.