Jellyfish are a low-grade invertebrate plankton carnivore that existed as early as 650 million years ago. There are now more than 250 species of jellyfish distributed in waters around the world.
I believe that people who have been to the aquarium will be impressed by the various jellyfish displayed in the aquarium, looking at the freely swimming elves in the tank, as if they are in a dream world, and the beauty makes people can't bear to blink.
Today, I will enjoy those magical and beautiful jellyfish with you, and after watching it, you can't help but marvel at the wonder of nature.
1, sea moon jellyfish
The sea moon jellyfish is transparent, is a typical drifting jellyfish, and is also the most common type of jellyfish we see. They are particularly beautiful under the lighting of the aquarium.
2, omelette jellyfish
The omelette jellyfish's umbrella body is white around it, and the center of the umbrella body is yellow, which looks like the poached eggs we eat every day. Unlike the sea moon jellyfish, omelette jellyfish can move themselves by swinging the "egg white" part, rather than relying entirely on the current of water to drift.
3, purple-striped sea buckling jellyfish
Purple-veined sea stinge jellyfish are lilac in color and live mainly in the Pacific Ocean. The lilac color makes them look very mysterious and elegant, and it is definitely a representative of the appearance of jellyfish.
4, monk hat jellyfish
The monk's hat jellyfish looks like a monk's hat, hence the name. Its floating sac has a glowing membrane crown, which can adjust its direction and drift on the surface of the water like a sailboat by the wind. The monk's hat jellyfish is highly toxic, can make people allergic and even shock death, and there are also called marine killers.
5, Silver coin jellyfish
Silver coin jellyfish are bright blue-blue, so named because of their resemblance to silver coins, mainly distributed in warm tropical and subtropical waters. Silver jellyfish have no swimming ability and can only drift with the warm currents on the sea.
6,Hanagasa Mizumo
The flower jellyfish is a large jellyfish with an umbrella diameter of up to 18 cm, which looks like a blooming flower and is very beautiful. But this jellyfish is toxic and causes shock in humans.