telsontail (Meaning)

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telsontail (n)

any of several minute primitive wingless and eyeless insects having a cone-shaped head; inhabit damp soil or decaying organic matter

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The lobster's telsontail, or caudal fin, provides propulsion and stability while swimming.
The scorpion's telsontail, armed with a venomous sting, serves as a defensive weapon.
The crayfish's telsontail, like a paddle, helps it to swim backwards quickly.
The horseshoe crab's telsontail is a sensory organ used to detect vibrations and chemicals in the environment.
The mantis shrimp's telsontail delivers a powerful strike with its club-shaped structure.
The hermit crab's telsontail, coiled underneath its body, provides support within its borrowed shell.
The sea cucumber's telsontail, though often inconspicuous, can be used for locomotion and feeding.
The jellyfish's telsontail, containing stinging cells, serves as a defense against predators.
The sea urchin's telsontail, equipped with pedicellariae, helps to remove debris and defend the animal.
The horseshoe crab's telsontail, when severed, releases a blue fluid called hemocyanin, which helps in wound healing and attracting mates.

any of several minute primitive wingless and eyeless insects having a cone-shaped head; inhabit damp soil or decaying organic matter

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The lobster's telsontail, or caudal fin, provides propulsion and stability while swimming.

The scorpion's telsontail, armed with a venomous sting, serves as a defensive weapon.

The crayfish's telsontail, like a paddle, helps it to swim backwards quickly.

The horseshoe crab's telsontail is a sensory organ used to detect vibrations and chemicals in the environment.