Jellyfish facts

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Great freebie! Informational text written on 3 different levels- the differentiation is done for you! Includes close reading questions, writing prompts &more!

An infographic about jellyfish facts created with the intention of it being featured in aquariums. Each image features a jellyfish of which the fact is about such as the box jellyfish (venomous) and the moon jellyfish (brainless).With facial expressions …

Discover the fascinating diet of jellyfish, their unique feeding habits, and how they survive in the vast ocean ecosystem.

File:Anatomy of a jellyfish-en.svg - Wikimedia Commons

Check out this awesome Jellyfish infographic created by us at Ocean Scuba Dive in aid of our favorite coelenterates - Jellyfish! World Jellyfish Day is celebrated every 3rd November, so to educate everyone about these alien-looking creatures of the blue we put together a list of 10 different types of Jellyfish dedicated to these amazing yet freaky creatures!

This was a self directed project creating an illustrative response for an infographic on jellyfish. This was based around facts on the 19 most common jellyfish throughout the world.

Introduction to Jellyfish (sorry, highest quality I could find of it) - Imgur

Baby jellies start out binding to a surface, like coral or rock and grow into a polyp tree where once it is mature enough, the small jellyfish detaches from the tree and grows and reproduces to start the cycle over again. Wicked stuff.

Jellies have been around for hundreds of millions of years—since before dinosaurs roamed the earth. They’re members of the phylum cnidaria, pronounced NYE-daria, from the Greek word for “stinging nettle.”

Life cycle of the common jellyfish Aurelia. Eggs released by females pass out through the mouth and become lodged in pits on the tentacles. Sperm released from male jellyfish fertilize the eggs, which remain on the tentacles during early development. A fertilized egg develops into a ciliated larva, or planula, which settles on and attaches to a substrate (such as a rock) and develops into a polyp with a mouth and tentacles. The polyp reproduces asexually by budding off saucer-shaped immature…

An introduction to the immortal jellyfish including fun facts, location map, video, and beautiful photos...