Nobody wants to experience a jellyfish sting. Luckily, if you stay alert and know what to look for, you can significantly reduce the odds of it happening.

Jellyfish have survived for over 500 million years, making them more ancient than the dinosaurs. Today these otherworldly creatures can be found around the world, from coastal shallows to the ocean ...

Scientists found a free-living coral species actively travels toward blue light resembling its natural habitat and moves like ...

New research conducted at Caltech aims to make that a reality through the creation of what researchers call biohybrid robotic jellyfish. These creatures, which can be thought of as ocean-going ...

Many of the creatures lumped together as jellyfish are no more closely related ... but they also live in different habitats; some like the ocean surface, others the depths, and a few prefer ...

Researchers in Palau are studying how the movement of jellyfish through the open water helps with ocean mixing Explore Subscribe Newsletters Content Licensing Our ...

Tiny, highly venomous jellyfish stings 2 people in the middle of the ocean — forcing them to be airlifted to hospital When there is visible light, giant phantom jellies emit a slight orange-red ...

Jellyfish can be found in all ocean waters. Because jellyfish tend to just follow the currents of the ocean, they can be found around the world in every type of ocean water. They can thrive in ...

“These have no stinging tentacles but are used to wrap, trap, and envelop their prey: plankton and small fish,” Schmidt Ocean said on X. While sea jellies are often casually called ...

Kerguelen in the Indian Ocean and Albatross Island in Chile. “Jellyfish have traditionally been regarded as an unlikely food source due to their poor nutritional value, although sightings of ...

Enhanced efforts are being taken by the Yingkou government to develop the jellyfish industry while ... deputy director of the bureau of ocean and fisheries of Bayuquan district.

With a flattened body and eyes on stalks, its spindly legs grip the empty bell of a small dead jellyfish, a mauve stinger. When alive, this jellyfish glows in the dark and has a nasty sting. The ...