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Jellyfish

Found in every ocean, jellyfish are not technically "fish." Jellies have an umbrella like structure that allows them to float beautifully in the water. Watch out though, some of them sting!

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Why is the jellyfish classified as coelenterate because it has?

Jelly fish is classified as a coelenterate because

(1)there is a cavity.

(2)body is made up of two layers of cells (inside and outside)

(3)extensively water animals..

What is the genus of a Immortal jellyfish and a Lion's Mane jellyfish?

Immortal Jellyfish: TurritopsisLion's Mane Jellyfish: Cyanea

Would a jellyfish sting peel skin?

No. I have been stung by jellyfish lots of times, specifically, the lion's mane jellyfish. All the stings just leave long red marks where the tentacles attached. I have never been in a situation where it has ever peeled skin.

Do jellyfish hunt in groups?

Jellyfish don't hunt they just wait for fod to run into it, but sometimes you'll find them in big groups. hope this helps :)

Do blue bottle stings hurt more than jellyfish stings?

No, the Irukandji (Carukia barnesi, et al) box jellies are the most painful and have the longest lasting symptoms. While not usually considered life threatening, the systemic effects of Irukandji jellies include severe low back pain, progressive limb cramping, nausea, vomiting, headache, anxiety, hypertension, tachycardia, pulmonary edema, and feelings of impending doom so overwhelming that patients have been reported to beg their doctors to kill them and get it over with . While there have been only two reported deaths from Irukandji envenomation, dozens are hospitalized each year in Australia.

Blue bottles (Physalia utriculus) on the other hand, deliver a fierce sting, but the pain usually subsides within an hour, and without serious systemic complications. No known deaths from blue bottle jellies have been reported. Three recorded deaths have been attributed to a much larger sister species, the Atlantic Portuguese Man of War (Physalia physalis).

The deadliest jelly in the world by far is the Chironex fleckeri box jelly (marine stinger, sea wasp), with at least 80 recorded deaths in Australia alone during modern times. The sting, while excruciatingly painful (feels like a red-hot branding iron), is somewhat more amenable to pain medication and quicker to abate than Irukandji stings.

What do viper fishes eat?

Viperfish feed primarily on crustaceans and small fish.

What group is the jellyfish?

Sea anemones, coral and jelly fish belong to the group of Cnidarians.

Where does the sting on a jellyfish come from?

The tentacles of jellyfish contain cells called nematocysts that have tiny harpoon-like structures that shoot out when touched. The nematocysts also contain a toxin which is injected into the skin upon contact.

Do jellyfish stings bruise?

Yes, it happened to me. Depending on the sting, the smaller ones have the ability to bruise.

What species of jellyfish are resopnsible for deaths on Queensland beaches?

The Box Jellyfish the 3rd most deadliest creature on earth in Australia and the barrier reef

Where can i find a glow in the dark jellyfish?

They can be found deep in the ocean. The ones that glow are more common the deeper you go because the lack of sunlight at that point.

What are the predators of the blue bottle jellyfish?

Predators of the blue bottle include the sea lizards or blue sea slugs, Glaucus atlanticus and Glaucilla marginata, and the violet sea snails of the genus Janthina.

Are Aurelia aurita jellyfish edible?

Yes, the aurelia aurita jellyfish is edible.

What types of jellyfish are in Florida?

There are many types of jelly fish in Florida, but here are a few names: the Moon jelly, Sea Nettle jelly, Cannon Ball jelly, and the Blue Button jelly. The Blue Button and the Cannon ball jellys are totally harmless, and the Moon jelly will only affect very sensitive skinned people. The Sea Nettle jelly, however, can give a very bad sting to anyone.

After death what happen to the jellyfish's body?

The cells that make up the body start to decompose, the carcass drifts towards the bottom of the ocean and is either eaten on the way down by a scavenger/predator or is eaten by something on the ocean floor.

What happens when a jellyfish stings you how do you get the pain away?

Avoid the jellyfish at all costs, even if it is dead. Put hot water or cold water on your sting, then wait for a day or two for it to heal.

How can someone set up a jellyfish aquarium?

Having a home aquarium for jelly fish is a commitment. They need to have special tanks to prevent them from getting stuck in corners as well as filters. They require special types of food (live brine shrimp larvae) and delicate care. Most retail fish stores do not carry jelly fish so stocking your tank will more than likely involve having them shipped to you.

Which group are starshishes more closley related arthropods or jellyfishes?

which group are starfishes more closely related arthropods or jellfishes

Can jellyfish smell?

Yes, after a prolonged period on dry sand in the hot sun.

What do jellyfish do during the day?

they look for food and float around
float around

Do crayfish have stinging cells?

No, crayfish use claws and force to defend themselves