Box jellies are highly advanced among jellyfish. They have developed the ability to move rather than just drift, jetting at up to four knots through the water. They also have eyes grouped in ...

It’s not true at all.” In his lab at Lund University in Sweden, Dan-Eric Nilsson is contemplating the eyes of a box jellyfish. Nilsson’s eyes, of which he has two, are ice blue and forward ...

there was an Australian doctor and nurse aboard the boat she was travelling on. Being familiar with box jellyfish stings, the Aussies were able to monitor her before she was able to make her way ...

there was an Australian doctor and nurse aboard the boat she was travelling on. Being familiar with box jellyfish stings, the Aussies were able to monitor her before she was able to make her way ...

The pair closely monitored her condition, knowing that a sting from a box jellyfish - which are also common in Australian waters, contain a neurotoxin that could trigger a heart attack or cause ...

In other words, jellyfish do not have mouths with teeth, nor do they have noses. Box jellyfish, which scientists do not consider true jellyfish, do have eyes — but they don't resemble the ones shown ...

A sting from the Australian box jellyfish, the largest jellyfish species, can lead to death in as little as five minutes. A study by two University of Hawaii researchers says commonly recommended ...