Types of Jellyfish: You've Never Seen Them Like This!

Find out more about the different types of jellyfish in our article:

A jellyfish, or “sea jelly”, is an aquatic animal with a soft bell or body and usually long, winding tentacles. Jellyfish come in different shapes, sizes, and colors. They vary in stinging power too as some types are highly venomous while some are hardly painful. Did you know that there are 2,000 known types of jellyfish, with plenty more just waiting to be discovered?

Whether you’re getting ready to identify the different types of jellyfish for your next beach trip or simply curious, this guide is here for you. Keep on watching to learn about 15 different types of jellyfish, as well as two bonus species!

0:46 Lion’s Mane Jellyfish
1:21 Moon Jellyfish
2:01 Black Sea Nettle Jellyfish
2:38 Box Jellyfish
3:18 Irukandji Jellyfish
4:01 Blood-Belly Comb Jelly
4:34 Mauve Stinger
5:05 Crystal Jellyfish
5:35 Cauliflower Jellyfish
6:12 White-Spotted Jellyfish
6:47 Fried Egg Jellyfish
7:26 Flower Hat Jellyfish
7:56 Atolla Jellyfish
8:35 Narcomedusae Jellyfish
9:13 Pink Meanie Jellyfish
9:50 Portuguese Man o’War
10:24 Sea Anemone

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[emerikb.akrouf]

Hey! The irukandji is a deadly creature but it isn’t the deadliest of them all, its a box jellyfish of the genus Chironex, and it’s not the irukandji

[AniFam]

The blood-belly comb Jelly look cool~👍
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗

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[thornedreadlow]

Washington DC is not coastal, so we do not have any jellyfish here. I think you meant Washington state which does have a coast and very cold waters.

[dreadsmtg]

The Lion's Mane Jellyfish inhabits the Arctic and North Pacific oceans... So why would you maybe find it on the coast of Washington D.C.? I think Washington state may be what was meanr