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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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What class is the blue bottle jellyfish in?

According to Karl Marx, it is believed that the blue bottle Jellyfish was central to the proletarian class uprisings in order to oppress the bourgeoisie.

How big is the arctic jellyfish?

The Arctic jellyfish is 120feet from head to tinicle.

What is the circulation of cnidaria?

where their blood circulates through an open-circulatory system

Why are some people afraid of jellyfish?

because jelly fish stings hurt and can sometimes be fatal

What is the impact of freshwater jellyfish in the Great Lakes?

For the impact of this species and any other aquatic nonindigenous species in the Great Lakes, I recommend searching the Great Lakes Aquatic Nonindigenous Species Information System (GLANSIS). It's created by NOAA and has a lot of basic information, resources, and the distributions of nonindigenous species in the Great Lakes.

In terms of freshwater jellyfish (C. sowerbii), there is, unfortunately, quite a lack in available information. There is a lot of speculation that they may impact zooplankton communities due to predation pressure on particular species and sizes. As a result, in some laboratory experiments, declines in zooplankton abundance and some changes in morphological features have been observed.

In one case, researchers found that freshwater jellyfish appeared to cause an increase in chlorophyll levels in enclosures due to reductions in zooplankton abundance.

However, it is important to note that these findings have nearly all been discovered in controlled experiments, and not in the Great Lakes in situ! The actual realized impact of freshwater jellyfish in the Great Lakes is largely unknown and unexplored.

Is a jellyfish important to life?

No, unless you are a jellyfish yourself.

Do jellyfish use collar cells for filter feeding?

Jellyfish do not have collar cells. Sponges have collar cells, and yes, they are used for filter feeding.

What will eat a jellyfish?

Other jellyfish, Turtles, Squid, the Bearded Goby fish, and sometimes Man.

What small fish does a jellyfish eat?

The small fish of the local area: there are many locations around the worlds oceans where jellyfish live, and each have different varieties of fish and zooplankton which the local jellyfish eat.

Can you stab jellyfish?

Well it depenes on how big it is.

Can anyone identify a purple cucumber shaped jellyfish in the Bay of Fundy?

Without a photo it would be difficult to tell, but it could be a sea cucumber, which is cucumber shaped and purple. It's not a jelly, and usually has five rows of orange feet along its length.

How do jellyfish contribute to the processes of life on earth?

They have a place in nature as all things do. They are both predator, and prey. They eat small fish, and are eaten by sea turtles and some species of sharks.

What are jellyfishes relatives?

corals, sea anemones, and portuguese man-o-war

What is bioluminescance?

Bioluminescance is an adaptation in deep-sea animals, that is, they can generate their own light with the help of some internal condition. For example, the Anglerfish, a deep-sea dwelling fish. It is not only limited to aquatic animals, the firefly, an insect, alo showing traits of bioluminescance.

How smart is the box jellyfish?

Not very, they don't have a brain, so they can't think or anything like that.