Here are the top 6 most beautiful and special jellyfish species found in the world's oceans
Pelagia noctiluca: Commonly known as Pelagic Jellyfish or Mauve Stinger, this jellyfish is in a very bright pink to reddish-brown color with bright blue-green bioluminescence.
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| Pelagia noctiluca |
Acquires victoria: This is commonly known as a crystal-clear jellyfish body. It displays bright blue bioluminescence. The merit goes to an unusual chemical reaction involving green fluorescent Protecting.
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| Aequorea victoria |
Cauliflower Jellyfish: Cauliflower Jellyfish: Representing the genus of jellyfish, it is extra-terrestrial in body shape; it also carries an amazing orange-brown color.
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| Cauliflower Jellyfish |
A box-like jelly fish that is mainly found in mangrove forests; it contains highly powerful venom.
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| Mangrove Box Jelly |
Crystal Jellyfish: Aequorea acupressure similar to the above-described species, only its body is very highly transparent with a yellow tint. Upside-Down Jellyfish: These are tropical water jellyfish that possess an upside-down-shaped appearance with very bright colors. Whitespotted Jellyfish: Native to Australia, this species has a transparent pattern with white spots and bright green-blue bioluminescence.
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| Crystal Jellyfish |
Lion's Mane Jellyfish: These occur worldwide, and this is considered one of the largest jellyfish in the world, taking the shape of a lion's mane with an orange-brown color. Sea Walnut Jellyfish: Walnut-shaped displays are found in temperate waters, with bioluminescent spots. Blue Blubber Jellyfish: Occurring in tropical waters, these are brightly colored blue in hue and contain a very characteristic blubber-like shape.
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| Lion's Mane Jellyfish |
Each of the species represented here is different in their respective qualities, color, and bioluminescence, hence making each special and engaging to learn about. Is there one of the mentioned species above that you would like to learn about, or perhaps some other species of jellyfish?
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