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What is A school of jelly fish is called?

Anonymous

∙ 7y ago

Updated: 8/11/2025

A group of jellyfish is commonly referred to as a "smack." This term is used to describe the way jellyfish can move through the water, often in large quantities. Other informal terms, like "bloom" or "swarm," may also apply, but "smack" is the most widely recognized.

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∙ 2w ago

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