“We need to understand what albatross eat, to identify how marine ecosystems might be changing in response to pressures such as climate change or fishing” The humble jellyfish has been found ...

Even before dinosaurs, jellyfish were on Earth – and in its seas and oceans – for millennia, according to National Geographic. The gelatinous creature's body is comprised of more than 95% ...

Though it might not be the first thing on your grocery list, jellyfish is indeed an ingredient you can sometimes find while shopping at Asian grocery stores. They're generally safe to eat raw ...

A jellyfish eats by stinging its prey and using the oral arms to waft the food towards its mouth – which is also its anus – and into its stomach. Jellyfish eat small fish, fish larvae, shrimp, tiny ...

There are far too many jellyfish in the sea, and we have an ever-increasing number of mouths to feed on Earth. Therefore, experts suggest we should eat jellyfish instead of popular overfished ...

Sitting on the seafloor, waving colorful tentacles, they lure fish, sting them, and eat them. Scary, squishy, cool, brainless, mesmerizing—jellyfish are all of these and a whole lot more.

The upside of rising jellyfish numbers? Many animals eat them The upside of rising jellyfish numbers? Many animals eat them Jellyfish and human eyes assembled using similar genetic building blocks ...

His work with the species is time-consuming, with Kubota needing to monitor and care for the colonies daily, even having to slice up their miniature meals of brine shrimp eggs under a microscope so ...

The remote South Sandwich Islands in the South Atlantic are a perfect place to find new and rarely seen species, and a Schmidt Ocean Institute expedition in the region is finding many of those species ...