How to pronounce “jellyfish”(noun) in English

is actually a stock jellyfish.

It's a jellyfish, and those little pom-pom shapes are feeding tentacles.

So this is another jellyfish.

This is a lion's mane jellyfish.

would mean to try to fish the jellyfish intensely and even possibly to fish, at the same time-- after we've

One of the most famous is this jellyfish known as the crystal jellyfish, and it's famous for naturally producing what's

hurt 200 times more than a jellyfish sting. I do n't know if anyone has ever been stung by a jellyfish, but it hurts quite a lot and is even more

So we don't actually know if the jellyfish are maintaining their own stable place in the ecosystem by eating the young of everything else

And so we end up with basically a lot of jellyfish or a lot of algae instead of a diverse range of species, and

Hemlock, box jellyfish neurotoxin, poison oak.

being toxic algae, jellyfish, and other more primitive forms of sea life.

I become a jellyfish with this.

or if we just leave the ecosystem alone maybe everything else will come back and replace the jellyfish.

boats used to be fitted for shrimp catches and they've now been reconfigured to catch jellyfish for the Asian market, where they're considered a delicacy.

And then transgenic engineering, which is an example is making glow fish-- so we take genes out of a jellyfish and stick them in a zebra fish

If you can't tell, I'm like a jellyfish caught in a blender.

And it has happened recently in the Sea of Japan, also a big fishery, that the ecosystem is now dominated by large jellyfish.

Then I would contact the captain of the lifeguards and find are there problems with sting rays, jellyfish, sharks?

This protein absorbs blue light and re-emits it as green, yielding the green fluorescent ring you see around the jellyfish's body.

And after they did this, they realized they could start moving it around the animal kingdom, take this GFP gene that comes from a jellyfish, and put it into all sorts of