Assertion: scorpion | /r/CapableOf | hold the prey
Facets:
value: with its pincers
type: MANNER
value: in order to suck it
type: PURPOSE
value: quickly
type: MANNER
value: to both sting
type: PURPOSE
value: in their claws
type: LOCATION
value: simply
type: MANNER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: with their pedipalps
type: MANNER
value: in their pincers
type: LOCATION
value: with their claws
type: MANNER
value: without venom
type: OTHER
value: firmly
type: MANNER
value: effectively
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: They hold the prey with their pincers while they inject their venom into the prey.
text: Scorpions are highly effective predators because they possess a unique combination of characteristics that enable them to detect prey (eyes), move quickly and agilely over any terrain in pursuit of prey (4 pairs of clawed legs), and then catch and hold prey (pedipalps and chelae) while injecting venom into the prey (telson) to immobilize or kill it before using the pedipalps and chelae to bring the meal to its mouth.
text: They also have claws, which help the scorpion grasp prey.
text: When hungry, a scorpion will quickly grab its prey with its pincers, and then whip its telson – the poisonous tip of their tail – forward to sting and kill the doomed victim.
text: The claws of the scorpion allow the scorpion to effectively hold onto prey in order to both sting it and then eat it.
text: But when a scorpion attacks its prey, it doesn't immediately gobble it up.
text: They catch their prey in their pincers, then crush or tear it to pieces.
text: They capture their prey with their pedipalps, paralyzing them with their venom as well if necessary.
text: Scorpions are highly effective predators because they possess a unique combination of characteristics that enable them to detect prey (eyes), move quickly and agilely over any terrain in pursuit of prey (4 pairs of clawed legs), and then catch and hold prey (pedipalps and chelae) while injecting venom into the prey (telson) to immobilize or kill it before using the pedipalps and chelae to bring the meal to its mouth.
text: That said scorpions often prefer to tackle prey without venom, using brute force, and therefore saving their sting for defense.
text: It uses its formidable claws to go find its prey.
text: The scorpions have a pair of pincers, it uses to grab the prey in order to suck it out.
text: Once the scorpion firmly holds its prey, bends its tail and sting it in any body part, usually in the head.
text: They have a pair of pincers in front which help them to fight and hold the prey.
text: When the scorpion catches an insect or any other prey, it does not gobble it up instantly.
text: They have a pair of pincers in front which help them to fight and hold the prey.
text: Otherwise it simply holds the prey and eats it.
text: The scorpion first hold the prey with their claws and then they crush ’em up into a soft and wet structure (called mush) that they can easily suck up.
text: , Damage: Scorpions use the pincers to capture and hold prey.
text: Its tail is divided into five segments (ending with the venomous stinger), and on the opposite end of its body, the scorpion has a set of crablike pincers called pedipalps it uses to grasp and crush prey.
text: When hungry, a scorpion will quickly grab its prey with its pincers, and then whip its telson – the poisonous tip of their tail – forward to sting and kill the doomed victim.
text: The claws of the scorpion allow the scorpion to hold onto prey to both sting and eat it effectively.
text: The scorpion attack its prey and paralyze it by injecting the venom through its stinger (barb) at the end of its tail, then kill the prey in order to eat it, they also use the same techniques in the cases of self defense.
text: Scorpions first catch their prey in their claws.
text: Scorpions may capture their prey with their pincers but in the case of the Deathstalker, the pincers are fairly weak so a sting must be administered quickly.