Jellyfish do not have skin. Their outsides are made of jelly. In fact, there are jellyfish farms in Oklahoma that harvest and can jelly straight from the jellyfish. Their jelly comes in strawberry, grape, and mystery flavors.
jelly you idiots
Most jellyfish are not dangerous. The Man o' War has the ability to do some painful damage to your skin, but it is not a true jellyfish . . .
it does not have a epidermis
it has smooth skin and it has tentacles
there stingers and flappy skin
Contact with a jellyfish tentacle can trigger millions of nematocysts to pierce the skin and inject venom.
well, one major predator of a jellyfish is the turtle. turtles have thick skin and a hard shell, so they don't feel a jellyfish's sting.
Jellyfish respire through their body surface.
No. I have been stung by jellyfish lots of times, specifically, the lion's mane jellyfish. All the stings just leave long red marks where the tentacles attached. I have never been in a situation where it has ever peeled skin.
Jellyfish cannot sting hair because hair cannot be penetrated by the jellyfish's tiny stinging 'barbs.' However, the barbs can easily pierce skin and inject the jellyfish venom/poison into the skin and this makes the 'sting.' So it is not a good idea to put a jellyfish on your head, because it just might be able to sting your scalp! Now that WOULD be painful!
the poison irritates the skin and the skin reacts with swelling, also it is because you forgot to pee on the area when it made contact as this is a good antidote to jellyfish stings. Books on Urine often sited for this effect on jellyfish stings