Facts: The Fried Egg Jellyfish (Egg Yolk Jellyfish)

Quick facts about the fried egg jellyfish, a giant jelly that looks like breakfast! The fried egg jellyfish (egg yolk jellyfish, Phacellophora camtschatica). Fried egg jellyfish facts!

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References and Helpful Links

Explanatorium of Nature. United States, DK Publishing, 2017.

Santhanam, Ramasamy. Biology and Ecology of Venomous Marine Cnidarians. Germany, Springer Singapore, 2020.

Grodzicki, Jenna. I See Sea Food: Sea Creatures that Look Like Food. United States, Millbrook Press, 2019.

Flannery, Tim. Weird, Wild, Amazing! Water: Exploring the Incredible World Beneath the Waves. United States, Norton Young Readers, 2021.
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[chisaquaticvibe]

Me: Who wants fried egg jellyfish? 🐢s: me me me me me.

[ThomasSouthard-cmbe]

God has to be having fun making these amazing creatures

[shortaybrown]

Nice vid. I’ve never seen one of these on the east coast.

[maksimatic]

Did you get a new microphone? Your voice sounds different over the past few videos. It’s an improvement, you sound good👌🏽

[onecentman]

I was a fried egg jellyfish in a past life

[Gigachad_enjoyer]

It changes color based on its prey huh so its prey is eggs

[zubnasty]

that moment when you realize probably 90% of our seafood/seasalt contains jellyfish sea monsters! lol! i might hurl and quit eating non farmed seafoods. we also eat eggs which could be fertilized.

[aliciac.]

Hi, just asking, why this video has no eng sub?

[jamesthomas]

Ppl generally look at evolution and place us at the top. But what if throughout time we start to lose certain features like tailbone, organs, ect. What if jelly fish or octopi are the evolutionary future of our human race?

[Mui_acc]

Fact: the egg yolk jellyfish is bigger than the lion mane jellyfish