Examples of 'stinging cells' in a sentence
Meaning of "stinging cells"
Stinging cells: Cells in certain organisms that can cause a stinging sensation upon contact. ~ Context: Often used in biology or discussions about stinging organisms like jellyfish or nettles
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The stinging cells of the jellyfish are no defence.
But he does not digest the stinging cells.
Millions of tiny stinging cells drifting through the sea.
They are armed with cnidocytes stinging cells.
The tentacles have stinging cells that capture food.
Its tentacles have millions of stinging cells.
The stinging cells work.
They have no nematocysts stinging cells.
Among the stinging cells are stalks with red glowing ends.
They prey on small animals using stinging cells.
These stinging cells then serve to defend the nudibranch against predation.
Each is armed with many thousands of stinging cells.
They protect themselves with stinging cells hidden in their tentacles.
Anemones have tentacles that are packed with stinging cells.
Shooting out deadly stinging cells to paralyse and then eat their neighbours alive.
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They are protected by stinging cells.
Its stinging cells ward off the sort of creatures which would otherwise threaten the clownfish.
Just like salt water jellyfish they do have stinging cells.
The latter are covered with stinging cells that kill the prey they capture.
He described the Vendobionta as quilted cnidarians lacking stinging cells.
The tentacles of the anemone have stinging cells which deter most fish.
The stinging cells ( nematocysts ) of the anemone are used to entrap fish as food.
Corals are carnivorous marine organisms with stinging cells and tentacles.
The sea nettles use stinging cells while hunting, which are very painful to humans.
All cnidarians have a defence system in common consisting of stinging cells called cnidocysts.
A cnidosac contains cnidocytes, stinging cells that are also known as cnidoblasts or nematocysts.
Craspedacusta sowerbyi possess cnidocytes with nematocysts, otherwise known as stinging cells.
All cnidarians have tentacles covered with stinging cells around the mouth opening.
This species has thousands of miniature fine hair polyps, with an abundance of stinging cells.
Is it using the stinging cells as protection?
Their tentacles end in extremely sticky balls ( acrospheres ) covered with stinging cells nematocysts.
The hairs possess clusters of stinging cells ( nematocysts ) that can inflict stings on human skin.
And in return, these tiny storeaways get protection from stinging cells in the tentacles.
The polyp 's tentacles trap prey using stinging cells called nematocysts.
Cnidaria [ Gk knide, " nettle " ] are characterized by their unusual stinging cells.
Each tentacle has millions of cnidocytes, the stinging cells that inject the lethal venom.
Some corals can catch small fish and plankton using stinging cells on their tentacles.
Their distinguishing feature is cnidocytes, specialized stinging cells they use mainly for capturing prey.
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