Assertion: sea anemone's nematocyst | /r/AtLocation | their tentacles
Facets:
value: to sting attacks
type: PURPOSE
value: to sting any possible threats
type: PURPOSE
value: to sting corals
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to sting fish
type: PURPOSE
value: to catch prey
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: They use venomous cells, the nematocyst found in their tentacles, to catch prey and also to sting and deflect any possible threats or attacks.
text: They use their venomous cells, or nematocysts found in their tentacles, to sting and deflect any possible threats or attacks.
text: They use venomous cells, nematocyst found in their tentacles, to sting corals and fish.
text: Nematocysts found in the tentacles assist A. xanthogrammica to catch and paralyze prey.
text: Prey are quickly paralyzed by the toxin–bearing nematocysts located on the tentacles; then the prey is quickly carried to the mouth, which is opened by radial muscles in the mesenteries, and the prey is eventually swallowed whole and digested extracellularly as well as intracellularly.
text: Nematocysts, located within the tentacles, are coiled threads containing venom and having a barbed end.
text: Like all anemones, the Fish Eating Urticina use their venomous cells, or nematocyst found in their tentacles, to sting and deflect any possible threats or attacks.
text: These anemones use their venomous cells, or nematocyst found in their tentacles, to sting and deflect any possible threats or attacks.
text: Sea anemones use their venomous cells, the nematocyst found in their tentacles, to sting their prey and to deflect any attacks.
text: Sea anemones use their venomous cells, the nematocyst found in their tentacles, to sting their prey and to deflect any attacks.
text: Like all anemones, they use their venomous cells, or nematocyst found in their tentacles, to sting and deflect any possible threats or attacks.
text: They use their venomous cells, or nematocyst found in their tentacles, to sting and deflect any possible threats or attacks.
text: Also, by using the venomous cells, the nematocyst found in their tentacles, they sting and push other inhabitants away from their “turf.
text: They use their very powerful and venomous cells, the nematocyst found in their tentacles, to catch prey and also to sting and deflect any possible threats or attacks.
text: Although all anemones have stinging cells, nematocysts found in their tentacles, the Hell's Fire Anemone has a dangerous sting that is extremely powerful and is very painful.
text: They use venomous cells, nematocysts found in their tentacles, to sting corals and fish.
text: They also use their venomous cells, nematocysts found in their tentacles, to sting and capture prey.
text: They use their venomous cells, or nematocysts found in their tentacles, to sting and deflect any possible threats or attacks.
text: They use venomous cells, nematocyst found in their tentacles, to sting, kill, and eat fish and shrimp.