No, or at least extremely distant. Dinosaurs are vertebrates, jellyfish are invertebrates.
Jellyfish and dinosaurs are related in that they both share a common ancestor in the distant evolutionary past, as all living organisms are ultimately connected through the tree of life. However, they belong to vastly different branches; jellyfish are part of the phylum Cnidaria, which includes simple aquatic organisms, while dinosaurs were reptiles that belonged to the clade Archosauria. The evolutionary paths of these two groups diverged hundreds of millions of years ago, leading to their distinct biological forms and characteristics.
Yes They have been on earth for 450,000,000 years, that's longer than dinosaurs
No, dinosaurs are more related to reptiles and birds.
Platypuses are not dinosaurs; nor are they related to dinosaurs.
Well, since jellyfish are all JELLYFISH that is a way they can be related, but otherwise, some are blue, and some are purple.
Dinosaurs are most closely related to birds to the extent that birds are cnsidered a branch of dinosaurs.
Closely related: obelia jellyfish Not closely related (but still related): coral sea anemone
No modern bird is more closely related to dinosaurs than any other.
look at it and watch what it does without getting hurt from the living dinosaurs
yes they are related
The largest animal alive today that is related to dinosaurs would be the saltwater crocodile.
Yes they are, though there are closer relatives of dinosaurs. Crocodiles and alligators are more closely related to dinosaurs than lizards such as the komodo dragon are. Even more closely related are birds.