Moon Sea Jelly
Moon sea jellies are found in tropical and temperate waters
About the Moon Sea Jelly
In The Wild
Moon sea jellies migrate towards the surface during the day to feed, and migrate down to the depths at night.
Fun facts
Appearance
Moon sea jellies have a translucent circular bell, which resembles the moon.
Did you know?
Their reproductive organs are shaped like a clover leaf, which can be easily seen from the top of their bell!
Diet
They mostly eat plankton, but are known to feed on tiny fish and crustaceans as well.
Appearance
Moon sea jellies have a translucent circular bell, which resembles the moon.
Did you know?
Their reproductive organs are shaped like a clover leaf, which can be easily seen from the top of their bell!
Diet
They mostly eat plankton, but are known to feed on tiny fish and crustaceans as well.
Appearance
Moon sea jellies have a translucent circular bell, which resembles the moon.
Did you know?
Their reproductive organs are shaped like a clover leaf, which can be easily seen from the top of their bell!
Diet
They mostly eat plankton, but are known to feed on tiny fish and crustaceans as well.