Jellyfish

No yes

Yes, anything which produces a zygote goes through meiosis.

Generally, yes. Some, like the flounder, are distorted.

Most animal life that is capable of developing a relationship with any other form of animal life (primarily of its own species) is capable of emotions to some extent. The difficulty rises in trying to measure it or to quantify if in any way.

Well, if you shot a jelly fish with a gun the bullet would enter the jelly fish and explode and the particles would stink everyone in a 100ft radius. Trust me, don't f*cking try it!

They can't really discuise themselves because a lot are colorful. I guess it doesn't matter all that much cuz they can sting!

although jellyfish like the Irukandji are uber small and colorless. even when the sun shines through them you still can't see them cuz theyre clear.

interisting,makes you laught and think

A group of primitive aquatic animals that include jellyfish, corals, and sea anemones. Colenterates are sessile (sedentary) and exhibit symmetry. Their body parts are symmetrically arranged around a central point.

Some invertebrates that live in the water are:

* Shrimp * Lobster * Clams * Jellyfish * Starfish * Crabs * Mollusks * Snails

No they are not

Jellyfish can be found off of Oahu, although they aren't a big problem. As far as I'm aware, there are no jellyfish there that can kill humans. Though the are Box Jellyfish there, they aren't the notorious killers that are found in other parts of the world.

Most jellyfish live near the mouth of Chesapeake Bay

blue bottle jellyfish or portugeuse man of war

Jellyfish don't actively hide. They do benefit from being mostly transparent, which says to other animals, "there's nothing much here to eat". Doesn't work with sea turtles, though, who love to eat jellies.

a painful strike to the stung area and a possibility of paralyzment

Deep sea jellyfish are eaten by tunas, sharks, swordfish and few speices of salmon.

jellyfish eat small fish and microplankton

Jellyfish do not live that far under the water's surface. These jellyfish typically only live a few feet under the water.

No- they cannot see as we do, only detect light and dark using organs called ocelli, which are usually located at the end of each tentacle. The number of ocelli can vary from very few to several hundred, depending upon the jellyfish species.

nematocyst

Chironex fleckeri comes from the Greek "cheiro" meaning hand and the Latin "nex" meaning murderer, and fleckeri from the North Queensland toxicologist and radiologist Doctor Hugo Flecker.

Sea Turtles tend to prey on Lion's Mane jellyfish.

Phyllorhiza punctata is a speciesof jellyfish, also known as the floating bell because it looks like a floating bell. It also resembles a very large mushroom. It has white spots.

the other organism eats the jellyfish *SCORE* it makes them both happy because the jelly was having conflicted emotions about being so possibly deadly, and the other organism was hungry, so it ate the jelly and everythign ended up happy. the end.

Arctic jellyfish, also called Lion's Mane, are predators. They hunt and kill plankton, fish, and sometimes other jellyfish too.