Many people enjoy spending their summers at the beach, listening to the waves, and exploring colorful tidepools. But too ...

A 'rarely seen' large jellyfish that looks like a huge blob washed up along the Texas coast on Monday, March 24.

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 ...

This jellyfish is mostly found in the Aegean, Adriatic and Mediterranean seas. It has rather short oral arms and feeds mainly on zooplankton and other jellyfish. For the most part, jellyfish are ...

Despite their name, jellyfish aren’t ... The fringe of hairlike cilia sweeps food—mostly plankton—toward their mouths. The jellies change color depending on what they eat.

Jellyfish are fascinating creatures, so it’s no wonder they’ve found their way into our homes. They are captivating animals but require an expert-level keeper to maintain the pristine water conditions ...

Dr. Fields held a tiny jellyfish brought up in the plankton nets in a seawater sample brown with algae.Credit...Billy Hickey for The New York Times Suddenly, there were fewer of the larger ...

They can also be 20cm long, like this jellyfish. Image caption, Jellyfish are also a type of plankton. All types of plankton have one thing in common, they are unable to propel, or move themselves ...

The Marine Conservation Society has been asking the public to report sightings of jellyfish for 20 years. Dr Abigail McQuatters-Gollop, a plankton expert at the University of Plymouth, agrees that ...