Assertion: jellyfish | /r/HasAspect | tentacle
Facets:
value: around their mouths
type: LOCATION
value: to sting their prey
type: PURPOSE
value: to sting hunt
type: PURPOSE
value: with myriads of nematocysts
type: OTHER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Do Jellyfish Have Tentacles?
text: It has 4 tentacles and 12 stomach pouches.
text: This jellyfish has four tentacles, one attached to each corner of its square-shaped bell.
text: Jellyfish of the class Scyphozoa, sometimes called true jellyfish, are larger and often have numerous tentacles; they have branched radial canals and complex sense organs.
text: A jellyfish may have a few or many tentacles.
text: Jellyfish have up to fifteen tentacles, which dangle from each corner of their bell-shaped bodies.
text: Jellyfish have tentacles with myriads of nematocysts (capsule-like apparatus), which are filled with toxins and possess sensitive hair-like structures, that detect presence of prey.
text: Jellyfish have tentacles to sting their prey or hunt for food.
text: Instead, they have a mouth, a stomach, tentacles, and a body full of meloglea, which is the thick jellylike substance for which they’re named.
text: They also have tentacles around their mouths that vary in length depending on the species.
text: Jellyfish also have tentacles around their mouths that vary in length depending on the species of jellyfish.
text: Not all jellyfish have tentacles, but the ones that do often use them to trap and immobilise their prey.
text: They have a bell or umbrella shaped body and tentacles.
text: Jellyfishes do have tentacles around their mouth that help them to stun upon their prey.
text: Jellyfish have six major body parts- epidermis, gastrodermis, mesoglea, gastrovascular cavity, orifice, and tentacles.
text: Instead, they have tentacles, which are flexible limbs.
text: Most jellyfish have tentacles, but some do not.
text: They have tentacles, or feelers, that they use to sting their prey.
text: Some jellyfish have tentacles also.
text: Many jellyfish have tentacles that trail down from their bodies into the water.