Description

Jellyfish aren’t really fish, but they are soft like jelly! They have drifted in ocean currents for millions of years – in fact, even before dinosaurs! Most all have stinging tentacles to stun their unsuspecting prey. They don’t deliberately sting humans; these painful encounters usually happen when we accidently swim into one of their tentacles. Many jellyfish are clear in color, but they can also have vibrant colors and be luminescent – looking a little like a colorful light bulb. This Juicy Jelly was taken on a dive in the Philippines where the water happened to be filled with thousands of them.