because of their stingers can cause shock or even death
yes they do
Sea Turtles
i think they just sting their enemies
Mesopotamia is protected by a moat which helps keep out enemies
Ancient Egypt was protected by the Sahara from enemies
Jellyfish will get prosecuted if they commit a crime, just like everyone else. Why should they get special privileges?!
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Mudbrick Wall
Certain types are protected by aquatic laws.
Jellyfish enemies are sea stars and sea turtles. They are favorite meals to them.Other species of jellyfish are among the most common and important jellyfish predators, some of which specialize in jellies. Other predators include tuna, shark, swordfish, sea turtles, and at least one species of Pacific salmon. Sea birds sometimes pick symbiotic crustaceans from the jellyfish bells near the sea's surface, inevitably feeding also on the jellyfish hosts of these amphipods or young crabs and shrimp.
The enemies of a bluebottle jellyfish is a whale, shark,certain big fish, swordfish. To search more about this question google what are some enemies of bluebottle jellyfish.One of my college majors was marine life study.So i was interested to hear this question.
Commensalism. Moon jellyfish sometimes have little fish swimming under them, the fish being protected from predators. The jellyfish isn't harmed, nor benefitted, when the fish are under it, showing commensalism.