Assertion: jellyfish's sting | /r/HasProperty | deadly
Facets:
value: to humans
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
value: potentially
type: DEGREE
value: in certain cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: dangerously
type: DEGREE
value: for humans
type: OTHER
value: for the population of this animal
type: PURPOSE
value: as anything on this planet
type: OTHER
value: for other species
type: OTHER
value: without doubt
type: MANNER
value: despite this
type: OTHER
value: on rare occasions
type: OTHER
value: to people
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Most jellyfish stings are not deadly, but stings of some box jellyfish (Irukandji jellyfish), such as the sea wasp, can be deadly.
text: ON RARE OCCASIONS, STINGS CAN BE FATAL TO HUMANS.
text: The Box jellyfish has a venomous sting.
text: Despite this the sting is without doubt potentially lethal.
text: The sting can be painful and deadly for other species.
text: The stings of Irukandji can be deadly and can result in a highly dangerous condition in what is known as Irukandji syndrome.
text: ’s sting is rarely deadly to people, it packs a painful punch and causes welts on exposed skin.
text: However, jellyfish stings, which can be deadly, ironically are not a common occurrence in Jellyfish Lake.
text: Most jellyfish stings are not deadly, but stings of some species of the class Cubozoa and the Box jellyfish, such as the famous and especially toxic Irukandji jellyfish, can be deadly.
text: While most jellyfish sting, not all jellyfish stings are deadly to humans.
text: The sting of this jellyfish is deadly for humans and the population of this animal is gradually increasing, posing a threat to other marine life in its vicinity.
text: Those stings can be as deadly as anything on this planet.
text: The sting of sea wasp is fatal, as it has direct effect on the heart, nerves and skin.
text: While some may inflict stings that can be fatal to humans, generally they are very mild, and not considered dangerous at all.
text: Stings from these and a few other species in the class are extremely painful and can be fatal to humans.
text: The stings are painful to humans, but are rarely fatal.
text: The sting of the Chiropsalmus Quadrigatus is very painful and can be fatal in certain cases.
text: The sting of a few types of jellyfish, though — such as the Australian sea wasp, the Irukandji, and the Portuguese man-of-war — can be potentially fatal.
text: When properly treated, a single sting is normally not fatal, but two people in Australia are believed to have died from Irukandji stings in 2002 during a rash of incidents on Australia's northern coast attributed to these jellyfish—greatly increasing public awareness of Irukandji syndrome.
text: The sting of some box jellies, notably Chironex, is dangerously venomous and can produce death within minutes.
text: the jellyfish’s venomous sting also has a defensive role.
text: Jellyfish can be found on shallow or deep ocean waters, and even beached jellies can smack you with their venomous and painful sting.
text: Stings of some jellies, such as box jellyfish of northern Australia and the Indo-Pacific, can be lethal, while others have nematocysts that don’t penetrate human skin.