Fatima Firdous 
Fried egg jellyfish is one of the fascinating water creatures. It is also known as Egg-Yolk jellyfish. It belongs to the phylum Cnidaria. These are smaller jellyfish and are mostly found in the Pacific Ocean. They have distinctive yellow bell-shaped bodies. The tentacles of fried egg jellyfish are delicate. These are favorites among beachgoers and … Read more
Yes, jellyfish do die. There are rumors on Google that say there is an exception known as the immortal jellyfish, which has an endless life span. Are you thinking, how is it possible if all living beings die after a certain time? Is it really true? We know you were stunned after reading it. But … Read more
No, jellyfish do not have teeth because they lack a skeleton system. However, Beroid Comb Jellyfish possess tiny finger-like projections or sticky cells that help them catch prey. These projections are called Macrocillia and they help jellyfish to pierce, grind and direct their prey toward the gastrovascular cavity. Jellyfish have been around for 600 million … Read more
Jellyfish cannot feel emotions in the same way that humans do. They lack a brain and a centralized nervous system. While it is true that jellyfish have a simple nervous system that allows them to sense their environment, this network of neurons is not complex enough to process emotional experiences or sensations of pain. That … Read more
Unlike humans and other vertebrates, jellyfish don’t possess the typical hearts that require pumping. In fact, they lack many of the characteristics of traditional animals. These include a centralized nervous system and complex organs. Nevertheless, they have developed a unique and effective method for transporting nutrients and oxygen throughout their bodies. Jellyfish are fascinating creatures … Read more
Jellyfish do not have a brain. They are fascinating invertebrates that have been thriving in the ocean for over 500 million years without a centralized nervous system. Instead, they have evolved a complex nervous system spread throughout their body. This nerve net comprises specialized cells called neurons that help them sense and respond to their … Read more
Amano Shrimp are originally from Japan, Taiwan, Korea, and some parts of China and can be found in streams and rivers. They can adapt to various water temperatures between 64°F to 86°F, yet they prefer cooler waters that contain a lot of dissolved oxygen. If you believe that Amano Shrimp are only freshwater creatures, then … Read more
Millions of sea creatures are there. It’s only possible to write about some of them in one article. However, in this article, I have tried to make a list of 200 sea creatures with images to get you an idea of the vastness and diversity of life in our oceans. Some of these creatures are … Read more
After hearing the name bumble bee, what comes to your mind? You are correct if it is a small, yellow-and-black striped insect. But did you know there is another type of bumble bee as well, one that lives underwater and is not an insect? It’s the Bumblebee Shrimp! The Bumble Bee Shrimp, or Striped Harlequin … Read more
Meet the Atolla Jellyfish today. It is also known as the Coronate Medusa. Atolla wyvillei is known as a deep-sea species commonly called crown jellyfish. These are found throughout the world in all oceans. These deep red-colored creatures are mid-water jellies. Atolla wyvillei was given this name for giving credit to the chief scientist, Sir … Read more
