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The first jellyfish was called the Metazoan.
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Where do jellyfish live in the world?
Different species Jellyfish can be found in all the oceans across the world.
Which ocean do jellyfish live in?
Different species Jellyfish can be found in all the oceans across the world. == ==
What are the small brown jellyfish found in the Caribbean Sea by the US Virgin Islands?
There are no blue jellyfish in the Caribbean; there aren't really many species of jellyfish in the Caribbean anyway.
What is the species of a box jellyfish?
The Box Jellyfish is in the species of the rare Chironex Fleckeri.
What species of jellyfish are there in Greece?
Medusa jellyfish
Is there fresh water jellyfish in lakes?
No, they cannot. However you can find freshwater jellyfish in some countries e.g. Thailand
The first jellyfish found on earth is?
The box jellie
Where are boxjellyfish found?
In the ocean............. Jellyfish can be found everywhere! From the Arctic ocean to the bottom of the Pacific ocean to some of the shores of all seas. Every sea and ocean contains a species of jellyfish.
What are the names of some jellyfish?
There are over 1,500 different types of jellyfish. Some of the more common types of jellyfish are the box jellyfish, the lion's mane jellyfish, and the cannonball jellyfish. The moon jellyfish is the most common jellyfish to be kept in captivity.
What species do jellyfish belong to?
There are many species of jellyfish. Some are:Cynea capillataAurelia auritaNemopilema nomurai
What sea animal starts with the letter j?
Jellyfish begin with J and are found in oceans.The jewfish is a group of fish species, some which are found in oceans.Similarly there is also the Jewel fish.Japanese bullhead shark is a species of ocean-dwelling shark.
What countries are there box jellyfish?
Although the notoriously dangerous species of box jellyfish are largely restricted to the tropical Indo-Pacific, various species of box jellyfish can be found widely in tropical and subtropical oceans, including the Atlantic and east Pacific, with species as far north as California, the Mediterranean and Japan and as far south as South Africa and New Zealand.
