Fatima Firdous 
Octopuses are mollusks with eight limbs and a soft body. They, like all other animals, engage in mating for reproduction. Male octopuses mate by using one of their arms to insert a sperm sac into the female. The sperm sac remains inside the female until she releases her eggs, fertilized outside her body. Remember, the … Read more
Dumbo octopus species are found in oceans all over the world, usually at depths of 3,000 to 4,000 meters. They have large ear-like fins that give them their name and resemble those of Disney’s famous cartoon character Dumbo. There are so many other fun facts about these unusual-looking creatures. In this article, I will try … Read more
Dumbo octopuses have a carnivorous diet, which consists of seizing and consuming their prey whole. They feed on copepods, isopods, bristle worms, and amphipods, with most of their food found near ocean vent ecosystems or in ocean currents. In this article, I will discuss in detail the diet of the dumbo octopus. So, read on. … Read more
No. Octopus ink, also known as cephalopod ink, is not poisonous. However, they have separate venom glands, which are not connected to the ink sacks. If you want to know more about the ink of octopus, this article is for you. What Is Octopus Ink? Octopus ink, also referred to as Cephalopod ink, is a … Read more
Lion’s mane jellyfish is known as the weirdest animals due to their large size. The other names for lion’s mane jellyfish are hair jelly, giant jellyfish, and arctic red jellyfish. These magnificent creatures can be found in the Arctic, Atlantic, and Pacific Oceans. The lion’s mane jellyfish is a true marvel of the ocean world. … Read more
Narcomedusae jellyfish are counted as part of the Cnidarian family. You can find them in oceans worldwide, especially in deep waters and the open sea. They have beautiful bell-shaped bodies and vary in size. Furthermore, narcomedusae jellies have a unique way of feeding. They do not possess a mouth or digestive system. They trap their … Read more
Moon jellyfish are primarily carnivorous. The stable food of moon jellyfish is zooplankton (a microscopic organism). Besides this, they fed on small fish, larvae, mollusks, crustaceans, fish eggs, and other small aquatic creatures. Now let’s have a closer look at moon jellyfish’s food and diet habits in detail. What Do Moon Jellyfish Eat in the … Read more
Moon jellyfish, also known as Aurelia Aurita, are a fascinating species of jellyfish found in temperate and tropical oceans worldwide. These creatures are part of the cnidarian family, including corals, sea anemones, and other jellyfish species. They are named after their four crescent-shaped reproductive organs, which resemble the moon. Moon jellyfish are unique in appearance, … Read more
Drymonema larsoni is commonly called “Pink Meanie Jellyfish.” They belong to the Scyphozoa class. These sea jellies fall in the order of Semaeostomeae. The pink meanies feed mainly on other sea jellies. They eat the jellyfish species that are in the Aurelia genus. In 2000, a mass sighting occurred in the Gulf of Mexico. The … Read more
Jellyfish poop using the same hole that is used for taking food. They don’t have any separate anuses or holes to eject food waste after digestion. That’s why jellyfish can be called Coelenterata. Some even say jellyfish don’t poop. They actually Throop, which means throwing up the waste by mouth. However, jellyfish do eject waste … Read more
