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Daily Jellyfish: Day 3

Atolla Jellyfish

Fun Facts

This species of Jellyfish uses bioluminescent defense technique in which it launch several bright flashes as its being attacked in hopes to attract a larger predator interested in its attacker more then itself.

For the previously said reason, this jellyfish has earned the title of the alarm Jellyfish.

They are considered deep sea creatures, living between 1000m to 4000m in depth around the globe.

Cutie-pie of the sea (x)

*Update: this is not a real octopus but a spy bot for research. In a BBC vid(here), the spy bot helps an octopus to protect itself from sharks.

Daily Cephalopod #58

The Sea Creature of the day is the Moon Jelly!!

These absolutely beautiful creatures can essentially be found anywhere in the world and are one of the most commonly seen species of sea jelly.

A fun fact, though the immortal jellyfish is most commonly known for it, moon jellies too can revert back in their life cycle to the polyp stage if exposed to environmental stress. Through this, a single jelly can keep itself alive for a longggg time.

Phylum #1: Ctenophora, the comb jellies!

For quite a long time, it was believed that sponges were our most distant cousins, standing on the opposite side of the animal tree of life. Turns out it isn't the case - shiny, jelly-like creatures are the most alien of animals!

But these aren't true jellyfish, or anything close! Comb jellies don't sting, and don't have much in common with jellyfish except in appearance - in fact, they likely evolved most of their body plan completely independently!

They get their name from the rows of combs going down their body, with which they swim. These can often reflect light in unusual way, bringing a gamer vibe in the ocean depths!

Comb jellies come in a variety of shapes and sizes, not all jelly-like. Some scurry on the seafloor, while others look like huge floating ribbons. And some are even voracious predators, hunting... other comb jellies!

LETS GO!!! YES!!!

Big win for Little Dudes everywhere!!!

Daily Jellyfish: Day 4

Cauliflower Jellyfish

Fun Facts

Cauliflower Jellyfish are considered one of the most venomous in the medusa genus although it isn’t harmful against humans

They are considered a culinary delicacy and used for medical purposes in China and Japan

Their lifespan is 3-6 months