Assertion: jellyfish | /r/CapableOf | use their tentacles
Facets:
value: to catch their prey
type: PURPOSE
value: to eat food
type: PURPOSE
value: to propel them
type: PURPOSE
value: as a net
type: MANNER
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: besides using tentacles
type: MANNER
value: for self defense
type: PURPOSE
value: in the way
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with stinger cells
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: They use their tentacles to both catch and sting their prey.
text: Jellyfish sting their prey using tentacles that have specialized cells known as cnidocytes.
text: The jellyfish then uses its tentacles and smaller growths known as oral arms to move the paralyzed prey to its mouth.
text: Jellyfish are drifters and move very slowly through the water sometimes using their tentacles to propel themselves along.
text: The jellyfish use their tentacles to both catch and sting their prey.
text: Jellyfish use their tentacles to stun their prey before grabbing onto it and bringing it into their mouth.
text: However, jellyfish are drifters and move very slowly through the water sometimes using their tentacles to propel them along.
text: When it comes to food, jellyfish generally eat a diet of fish, shrimp and small plants using their tentacles in the way you probably imagine – to sting their prey to make them easier to eat.
text: Jellyfish use their tentacles to catch the prey.
text: Using their tentacles as a net, jellyfish capture prey such as plankton, fish, and crustaceans without much effort.
text: The reason the tentacles can somewhat be compared to arms is that some jellyfish use their tentacles to eat food.
text: They use their tentacles to bring food to their mouths just like you do.
text: Jellyfish then use their tentacles to move the food into their mouth, which is located under the center of the bell.
text: Even jellyfish that do not sting their prey use their tentacles when feeding.
text: When hunting fish, jellyfish use their tentacles and cnidocytes to sting.
text: Jellyfish defend themselves and catch their prey using their tentacles to sting.
text: When feeding, jellyfish use their tentacles to sting their prey – they eat plankton.
text: They can trap and sting their prey with their nematocysts and use their tentacles to move food into their mouth.
text: Jellyfish use their tentacles as drift nets to capture food.
text: Jellyfish use tentacles to catch their prey.
text: Jellyfish use tentacles with stinger cells to catch their prey, typically plankton and small fish.
text: Besides using tentacles to catch the prey, jellyfish also use these tentacles for self defense.
text: They use these tentacles to catch food or to defend themselves.