Technically, most small jellyfish live to be 12-15 years old. Some larger jellyfish can live to be twice that age! In case you didn't know, jellyfish can be quite fatal! So while you're on the shoreline watch out, because sometimes jellyfish can wash up on the shore. Also, watch your step, because jellyfish can get spooked by whoever goes near them!
Jellyfish lifespans typically range from a few hours (in the case of some very small hydromedusae) to several months. The life span and maximum size of each species is unique. One unusual species is reported to live as long as 30 years and another species, Turritopsis dohrnii as T. nutricula, is said to be effectively immortal because of its ability to transform between medusa and polyp, thereby escaping death. Most of the large coastal jellyfish live about 2 to 6 months, during which they grow from a millimeter or two to many centimeters in diameter.
Jellyfish are very old there even older than dinosaurs
it depends on the jelly fish. some can live up to a few monthes but no longer than a year.
No. They live in the water, and sometimes wash up on beaches, at which point, they will die.
They live up to be one million years old
They can live up to 3 years.
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Feeder fish are different to gold fish. Goldfish can actually live for up to 50 years!
A Plectrums fish can live up to 55 years. In order for the fish to live that long you will have to take care of it right.
depends ocean fish live up to maybe 2 years if not eaten my house fish lis still living and it is almost 3 years old
The entire body. If we didn't have bones, we would just be a big blog of jelly like a jelly fish.
for trees its 4,700 years old a tree called Methuselah for animals a jelly fish called Turritopsis nutricula they are immortal they grow up reproduce then reverse there life cycle they can do it over and over and never die
BEST Krabbie patty and jelly fish awards. Catch up on your episodes.
Having a home aquarium for jelly fish is a commitment. They need to have special tanks to prevent them from getting stuck in corners as well as filters. They require special types of food (live brine shrimp larvae) and delicate care. Most retail fish stores do not carry jelly fish so stocking your tank will more than likely involve having them shipped to you.