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Pamela Turner, author of "Darwin's Jellyfish," says that their stingers are only meant for the "occasional zooplankton." As a result, people can swim through millions of jellies at Jellyfish Lake ...

“These jellyfish can produce a small amount of light, a form of bioluminescence, which is usually visible only in the dark of night ... “Jellyfish ‘swim’ by contracting and relaxing ...

Anatomically they’re relatively simple animals; they lack not just brains, but also blood and bones, and possess only rudimentary sense organs. Despite their name, jellyfish aren’t ...

This is the Golden Jellyfish. A unique subspecies only ... to swim towards the east. And as the sun tracks across the sky, they move back again towards the west where they spend their night.