Sentences with MAN-OF-WAR
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"The man-of-war is known for its long tentacles and powerful sting."
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"The sailors spotted a man-of-war drifting near the shore."
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"The man-of-war is a predatory marine creature found in tropical waters."
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"Be careful when swimming in these waters, as they are infested with man-of-war jellyfish."
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"The blue bottle or Portuguese man-of-war is one of the most dangerous jellyfish species."
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"The man-of-war uses its tentacles to capture prey and defend itself against predators."
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"During the summer, many beaches put up warning signs if man-of-war are spotted in the area."
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"When beachcombing, it is important to watch out for stranded man-of-war on the sand."
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"The venom of a man-of-war can cause severe pain and discomfort."
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"The blue color of the man-of-war's float is an adaptation that helps it blend in with the ocean."
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"The tentacles of a man-of-war can extend up to 50 feet in length."
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"The water near the reef is teeming with various marine life, including man-of-war."
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"Stepping on a man-of-war would be a painful experience due to its powerful sting."
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"The man-of-war is not a true jellyfish but a colonial organism consisting of specialized polyps."
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"The man-of-war's float acts as a sail, allowing it to drift with the currents."
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"Tourists are advised to avoid swimming in areas known to have man-of-war populations."
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"The island hosts a yearly man-of-war festival to raise awareness about these fascinating creatures."
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"If stung by a man-of-war, it is recommended to rinse the affected area with vinegar."
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"The venomous tentacles of a man-of-war can deliver painful welts and even cause allergic reactions."
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"A close encounter with a man-of-war reminded me to respect the power of nature."
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"The man-of-war is a type of jellyfish with long tentacles."
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"The man-of-war is known for its painful sting."
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"The sailor encountered a giant man-of-war while out at sea."
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"The beautiful blue color of the Portuguese man-of-war is mesmerizing."
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"The man-of-war uses its tentacles to catch prey."
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"Swimming near a man-of-war can be dangerous due to its venomous cells."
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"The man-of-war is often mistaken for a single organism, but it is actually a colony of organisms working together."
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"Beachgoers should be cautious of any washed-up man-of-war on the shore."
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"The man-of-war's float allows it to move with the ocean currents."
