The Lion's Mane Jellyfish, scientific name Cyanea capillata is known to be the largest jellyfish. Its bell can grow up to 8 feet (2.4 meters) wide, and its tentacles can be over 120 feet (36.5 ...

World Jellyfish Day is on November 3 to raise awareness about jellyfish and their ecological importance. Since 2014, this day brings out the importance of such ancient creatures that have existed ...

THIS IS INTERESTING. REPORTS OF JELLYFISH SIGHTINGS. YEAH, IT SURFACED IN LAKE MARTIN SPARKING CURIOSITY AMONG LOCALS AND ALSO VISITORS. METEOROLOGIST JORDAN WEST INVESTIGATED THESE CLAIMS TO UNCOVER ...

Scientists are studying the immortal jellyfish to better understand the genetic mechanisms behind its life cycle reversal. This research could lead to advances in anti-aging and regenerative medicine ...

Jellyfish are some of the weirdest-looking creatures on Earth. Translucent, weightless, and wobbly, they float silently in ...

Bobbing on the surface of the waves or letting themselves be carried by the current, jellyfish are among the oldest creatures in the oceans. However, they are increasingly seen as a problem ...

If a stinging jellyfish has already kissed you during your seaside holidays, the idea of diving among ten million of these creatures may not seem very appealing at all. However, the golden jellyfish ...

Ireland's only saltwater lake is awash with hundreds of thousands of mauve stinger jellyfish as swimmers are being asked to stay out of the water at the popular swimming spot to avoid being stung.

Jellyfish are increasing in the majority of the world's coastal ecosystems, according to the first global study of jellyfish abundance by University of British Columbia researchers. In a study ...

Complicated life cycles ultimately create these simple but beautiful sea creatures. David Wolfenden wonders if jellyfish are about to become a home hobby favourite. Every now and then, a fair number ...

A chemist in Canada said he has identified “with a high degree of confidence” the strange blobs that started washing up on Newfoundland’s shores months ago.