Sentence examples for moon jellies from inspiring English sources

To my surprise there are no moon jellies among them – but there are compass jellyfish both large and small and a spectacular lion's mane jellyfish the size of an old-fashioned dustbin lid.

In testing, the RAD successfully captured some moon jellies in a pool, then at around 2,000 feet below the ocean surface was able to snag squid, octopus and wild jellies and release them again with no harm done.

To figure out what they were missing, the researchers dropped little silver coated glass beads, each mere microns thick, into the aquarium with the swimming moon jellies.

Also in the jelly exhibit are hundreds of Dale Chihuly macchias that look an awful like the aquarium's dancing moon jellies.

You have flown to Denmark in mid-winter to dine on what Redzepi's Instagram feed seems to imply will be cod head, those raw moon jellies, and clams that were alive during the first World War.

(Harvard University Press) Jenny Keller's notes in this drawing of a moon jelly call attention to important details in the drawing.

"If a moon jelly gets touched by a predatory jellyfish, it turns and swims up," Dr. Albert said.

A moon jelly population explosion last month clogged the water intakes of a Swedish nuclear power plant, forcing it to shut down.

The moon jelly, or common jellyfish, is often viewed as a problem, an ecological invader, a nuisance to swimmers, or worse.

A similar self-repair mode, like the formation of half-animals in ctenophores, was recently reported for arm-amputated ephyra of the moon jelly Aurelia aurita 17.

So when Mr. Allen suddenly stopped, clambered a ladder to the top of one of the tanks and called down, "You want to try holding a moon jelly?" my first impulse was to knock a few schoolchildren out of the way as I bolted for the door.