Assertion: sea anemone's nematocyst | /r/HasProperty | stinging
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text: Containing stinging nematocysts capable of delivering a toxin that either kills or immobilizes it prey, sea anemones then move the prey into its mouth and eventually into the gastrovascular cavity for digestion.
text: Embedded at the end of the body column and in the tentacles are cnidoblasts, storage cells which house the nematocyst (stinging cell).
text: The sea anemone has nematocysts (stinging cells) on its tentacles, which can be triggered when touched, releasing toxin into its victim.
text: This suggests that anemones fail to identify these fish as a source of food and not excrete their nematocysts (sting organelles).
text: The cnidocyte contains a nematocyst, which is a stinging structure made up of a hollow thread that has barbs inside.