jellyfish have stinging cells called cnidoblasts that produce capsules full of poison filled barbs...whenever someone or something brushes against these capsules the capsules explode and pierce the victim
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they could if they feel like the shark is threatening them.
No. They are not affected eating it either.
jellyfish sting, they have no mouths. they have tentacles.
Jellyfish withstinging tentacles are classified as
I think so because I am pretty sure that is how it harms it's prey.
No, jellyfish eggs cannot sting because they reside in the female jellyfish' mouth until they hatch. Jellyfish tentacles do not penetrate outside the egg.
Usually on their tentacles.
over 120
jellyfish have about 90 stringers
All jellyfish have stingers. I once wondered the same question. For example, a moon jellyfish doesn't look like it has stingers. It does, it's just that they're small and kind of tucked into the body.
there stingers and flappy skin
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they dont sting from top They have stingers in their tentacles.
Yes, not for them though.
A jellyfish's stingers could poisin a person.
They wrap there stingers around them
They are jelly and use their stingers to swim.
Not all jellyfish are stingers. I think the mosaic Jellyfish is a non-stinging variety (not totally sure about this) and live off plankton.
They have stingers for extra protection because of sharks
because of their stingers can cause shock or even death