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How does a Jellyfish care for its young?
they don't
How does a box jellyfish take care for its young?
It doesn't.
Do irukanji jellyfish care for their young?
No. I do not believe that jellies do, but sometimes polypes work together.
How does mother jellyfish care for the babies?
They don't. Like most invertebrates young jellyfish fend for themselves. This is true of most animals that are not mammals or birds.
What are young jellyfish immobile of?
A young immobile jellyfish is called a polyp
Do jellyfish stay with their parents after they're hatch?
In nature, most animal mothers take care of their young. Jellyfish are not those type of mothers. When baby jellyfish hatch, they float out and live on their own.
What is the name of young jellyfish?
An immature jellyfish is called an "ephyra".
What are jellyfish young?
ephyra
Do jellyfish parent their young?
No.
Do you care about jellyfish?
Yes.
What is the young of a jellyfish called?
medusas
How do jellyfish parent their young?
They don't.
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