Jellyfish

why would you eat jellyfish why would you eat jellyfish

Technically, most small jellyfish live to be 12-15 years old. Some larger jellyfish can live to be twice that age! In case you didn't know, jellyfish can be quite fatal! So while you're on the shoreline watch out, because sometimes jellyfish can wash up on the shore. Also, watch your step, because jellyfish can get spooked by whoever goes near them!

yes because they eat other animals like fish,mouse and rats

I just was snorkeling at Jamestown, RI, and there were thousands of little spherical jellyfish about 1cm in diameter with tentacles about 3 in long. when you touched the body of the jellyfish, the tentacles shrunk up to about a cm. They didn't seem like they stung, but when driving back home, I lost my voice due to a small amount of inflammation in the back of my throat. Can't say for sure that it was the jellyfish, but seems likely.

December; jellyfish don't like colder water, as they need the heat.

A Jam Maker!?

Cuttlefish are in fact invertebrates. This is because they are not actually fish, as their names hint. Cuttlefish are mollusks, and are in the same group of animals as species such as octopuses or squid.

The mouse is in the phylum cordata. This is because it has at some stage of development a notochord.

Clear and can be blue purple or dark colors

Not sure about the name, but I am sure that it is an instrumental piece composed by WWE's music director Jim Johnston, so you will probably see it on a future WWE album.

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Sometimes they can but I think people wouldn't put them a tank with fish cause the jelly fish might eat them so put the in a separate tank so the jelly fish doesn't kill the fish

small fish,eggs,zoo plantonand other invertabrates.

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yes.

Some jellyfishes haven't any, but most of them have eyes called ocelli; jellyfish of the class Cubozoa (box jelly) have 24 developed eyes. jelly fish dont have eyes as we think of them, although some species have eyespots. Eye spots are light-sensitive spots on the rim of their bells called ocelli

everywhere, mostly in sea water but sometimes in lakes and rivers. you get them in seas and oceans (deep or shallow) but the bigger and deadlier ones usually live in oceans.

the most deadly one (box jellyfish) lives around Australia {they can also live in} lakes

yes, they can there is a special kind that can live in the Artic because it enjoys the cold water .

That depends on where you are shipping the box from, the further it has to travel the more it will cost.

I heard recently that for three weeks in July no one can go into the sea as that is when they appear.

The jellyfish migration occurs during the heat of the summer - from the middle of July through August. Their migration varies slightly with the temperature.

Last year (2009), they arrived in the middle of June.

(2008) the Start of July.

So it looks like they are arriving earlier and earlier.

Hungary is a land locked country, nearest sea would the the Adriatic

both live in water

both are marine animals

both are invertibrates

both are boneless

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

No a worm is more complex than a jellyfish