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what would win a electric eel or a jellyfish?
jellyfish
Is there any electric jellyfish?
No.
Where do jellyfish hold their venom?
Jellyfish don't have venom, they cant poison you but they sting. Jellyfish are very similar to an electric eel because of there like quality's with stings!
Do jellyfish actually electrocute you?
Jellyfish do not electrocute in the traditional sense, as they do not generate electricity like an electric eel. However, some jellyfish species, such as the box jellyfish, have specialized cells called cnidocytes that can deliver a powerful sting containing venom. This venom can cause a painful sensation similar to an electric shock when it comes into contact with a human's skin. So while jellyfish do not electrocute in the same way as an electric shock, their stings can feel like an electric shock due to the venom they release.
How long and big do electric jellyfish get?
they are around four inches across
How do the jellyfish get their electricity?
no they have tiny barbs in their tentacles or whatever you call them. When the jellyfish rubs his tentacles against you, the barbs get stuck in your skin.
Can a jellyfish kill an electric eel?
Sorry, they are just not electric. While jellyfish do sting, this has nothing to do with electricity. Jellyfish have specialized cells on their tentacles called Cnidocytes. These cells have "triggers" that, when activated by prey, discharge a thread that punctures and injects poison into the prey.
Where do the jellyfish live in SpongeBob?
The jellyfish live in jellyfish fields.
Is the box jellyfish a true jellyfish?
Yes, the box jellyfish IS a true jellyfish.
How do jellyfish give up their gas?
if your talking about how the sting you i know that there main organs are away from the electric stuff so they don't kill themselves
Where to purchase a jellyfish?
You can purchase jellyfish at Jellyfish Art. They ship tanks and jellyfish anywhere in the US.
What is the only electric jellyfishes name?
There are no electric jellyfish and there are no jellyfish named that. You may be referring to many of the comb jellies that refract light into a brilliant display of moving rainbow colors along their comb rows by the waving of their cilia. In that case, the name of one of the most popular species (because it is prominently displayed at the Monterey Aquarium) is the Mertensia ovum, or 'sea nut' jelly. Unfortunately, even though comb jellies are gelatinous marine invertebrates, they aren't in the same order, class, or even phylum as jellyfish. Most comb jellies, and many hydromedusa (closely related to jellyfish), such as Aequorea victoria and Atolla wyvillei, do exhibit bioluminescence in the dark. But alas, no sea jellies can produce electric shocks.
