Jellyfish do not give birth in the normal sense. The process of releasing jellyfish ephyra into the marine column is called strobilation.
Early in the life cycle of a jellyfish, it takes the form of a tiny stalk attached to the seafloor, and at that point it is called a polyp. The unattached end of this stalk forms a disk shaped bud, that is eventually shed by a process of fission. This process continues until dozens more of these little disks (ephyras) are released.
This type of reproduction is obviously asexual, since each ephyra is a clone of the others, yet a jellyfish is also sexually reproduced, when, near the end of the adult medusa stage of life, a jellyfish releases gametes into the water column to randomly join another gamete from another individual jellyfish.
Neither. Typically, jellyfish gametes fuse during fertilization, in the open sea, neither birthed, nor within an egg. There are a few exceptions to this rule.
No, jellies lay eggs.
No.
they hatch out of a "fur".
They lay eggs.
The jellyfish live in jellyfish fields.
they mate once a year and have eggs
Jellyfish live in the water.
yes. you can live when jellyfish is cooked.
In the Nick series: "Spongebob Squarepants", jellyfish, which are treated as bees in the series, live in the area called "Jellyfish Fields"they live in jellyfish fields
Jellyfish fields.
In "Jellyfish Fields."
Yes.
The biome that jellyfish live in is the ocean or the deep sea.
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