The Blob of the Sea
By Sammy Stewart
Introduction
Appearance
For example, a jellyfish is 95% water with no brain or blood. Also, this blobish-organism can be any color from bright purple, to as clear as a window, to as black as night. One other fact is that some of the species can glow in the dark because they live in the bottom of the ocean. In addition, their mouths are at the bottom of them. The head or the hood is the main part of the body beside the tentacles.
Diet
Habitat
Now on to the habitat. First of all, they can be found in deep dark waters or the sunny coastal waters. Plus, they are pets too. So, the organism is practically found all over the world. Similarly, there are 50 species of main coastal-water jellies. Also, there are 30 species of deep sea jellyfish. Venomous ones are rare like the box jellyfish. They are found on the coast of Australia. Another, one is the Irukandji jellyfish is extremely dangerous. Finally, the pet jellies are non-stinging so they don’t hurt their owner.
Closeing
Who knew that a jellyfish can be so fascinating. You can see that this ocean dwelling animal is a lot more than a head and tentacles. I hope you enjoyed the happy habitat, delectable diet, and awesome appearance of this mysterious creature of the deep. So, next time you so swimming and see a jellyfish realize it is not a dish it is a jellyfish.
Diorama
Chefs corner
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