Assertion: jellyfish's cell | /r/HasProperty | stinging
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text: They swim at speeds up to 4.6 miles per hour and use stinging cells on their tentacles and bell to inject venom into their targets.
text: Some jellyfish species are completely harmless, such as the Comb jellyfish, which has no tentacles or stinging cells.
text: Irukandji jellyfish have nematocysts, or stinging cells, on their tentacles like most jellyfish.
text: They use stinging cells as a weapon to catch the prey in the water.
text: Jellyfish have stinging cells in the tentacles, which are filled with toxins.
text: Jellyfish use stinging cells on their tentacles to both capture food and protect themselves from predators.
text: They use their stinging cells to catch their prey.
text: To capture prey, they use stinging cells on their tentacles.
text: All jellyfish have nematocysts, or stinging cells, but the toxin found in some species of box jellyfish is the most potent of any jellyfish.
text: Jellyfish have stinging cells, called nematocysts.
text: Whilst they do have stinging cells, they are too short in to penetrate the thick skin of their predators.
text: They can also protect the small fish from being eaten by predators with their stinging cells.
text: They use their stinging cells to catch their prey.
text: their stinging cells can't penetrate your skin.