Assertion: jellyfish's tentacle | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Although certain jellyfish have very long tentacles, they never tangle or bite themselves.
text: The Brown jellyfish has many long tentacles.
text: Freshwater jellyfish exhibit four very long tentacles, each parallel to a radial canal at the edge of the velum.
text: They use their long tentacles as some form of trip lines.
text: Most jellyfish have a bell-shaped body and long tentacles at the underside of the body.
text: These tentacles are long, stretching up to 160 feet in length!
text: Even though some jellyfish have very long tentacles, they never get tangled up or sting them.
text: The jellyfish wraps its long tentacles around the stunned prey and pulls it towards its mouth.
text: Most jellyfish have a bell-shaped body and long tentacles at the underside of the body.
text: These tentacles are extremely long as they are able to reach 3 metres in length.
text: Most jellyfish have a bell-shaped body and long tentacles at the underside of the body.
text: The jellyfish has long tentacles which are used to capture the food in the first place.
text: For jellyfish, they are pretty fast swimmers (up to 5mph), dangling their long tentacles in the surf behind them until something, usually a fish, gets caught in their practically invisible tentacles.
text: They can have long tentacles that can be as long as a telephone pole.
text: They can have long tentacles that can be as long as a telephone pole.
text: They use their long tentacles as some form of trip lines.
text: Jellyfish do not actively hunt their prey, instead, they wait for prey to fall into their long tentacles.
text: Some of them, with their long tentacles and glowing, bulbous bodies, resemble something from a science fiction movie.
text: For jellyfish, they are pretty fast swimmers (up to 5mph), dangling their long tentacles in the surf behind them until something, usually a fish, gets caught in their practically invisible tentacles.