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10 Reasons to love Jellyfish

Finding more reasons to love Jellyfish? as if their existence alone isn't enough. Here are more reasons and facts about Jellyfish! But before we head into it, what is a Jellyfish?

Based on Wikipedia, Sea jellies, or Jellyfish, are the medusa phase of several gelatinous species of the subphylum Medusozoa, which is a significant portion of the phylum Cnidaria.

10 Reasons to Love Jellyfish

Jellyfish are 95 percent water. They don't have blood, a brain, bones, and a heart. though they have a nervous system with receptors that detect light, vibrations, and chemicals in the water.

There's some Jellyfish that are Immortal. Turritopsis dohrni also known as Immortal Jellyfish, are able to come back to life when they sense themselves that they are stress, sick, nor old.

Some species of Moon Jelly are capable of producing light through a chemical reaction in their bodies. Hence why they are able to glow in the dark.

Not all Jellyfish has tentacles. Deepstaria is a genus of jellyfish known for their thin, sheet-like bodies and their lack of tentacles.

There are 2,000 species of Jellyfish that Scientists had discovered, and 1,000 more to discover. which means there are more types of Jellyfish to learn!

Box Jellies are the only ones who have eyes and can see, rather than only sense light.

Jellyfish are found all over the world from surface waters to the deep sea! They are pretty much easy to spot on while you are diving or swimming in the ocean! (though, be careful they might slightly sting you as self defense!)

If there are Immortal Jellyfish there are some smaller species of jellyfish that has smaller lifespan. Like, flame jellyfish ( Rhopilema esculentum ) that has a short lifespan up to 4 months.

Phacellophora camtschatica and Cotylorhiza tuberculata are the species that looks like an egg!

Jellyfish are carnivores and can increase in size rapidly and procreate in large numbers when food is abundant.

Conclusion

Jellyfish are amazing animals with graceful movements and glowing displays that attract a lot of attention. They are important in the ocean because they control the number of tiny animals called zooplankton and small fish, and they also help with medical research. Their clever ways of adapting and surviving show how strong and smart they are.

if you still have no reasons to love jellyfish then you're missing out!

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ict is a big help for us, mostly students. because students nowadays uses technology for online classes and etc. it helps students learn more on technologies to help them in the future. but theres also some negative sign about it, facing the monitor or screen might give us health problems, if we stare at it too long, we might get some headaches and etc. but on the bright side, aside from helping students learn more on stuff about tech, it also helps us learn how to make a website and more just incase we needed to do it. ICT improved pastoral care and behavior management through better tracking of students, it can gain in understanding and analytical skills, including improvements in reading. ict helps us improve our hidden skills, like editing videos and more.