World Jellyfish Day
This invertebrate that has been on Earth for millions of years is commemorated on November 3rd, World Jellyfish Day. In addition, the day encourages us to learn more about these fascinating aquatic animals.
Despite its name, the jellyfish isn't really a fish. This is because a fish's anatomy is based on its spine. On the other hand, a jellyfish, on the other hand, has no spine. jellyfish don't have gills, a brain, heart, bones, or blood, in fact. Rather, a jellyfish is made up of 95 percent water. They also have skin, which allows them to absorb oxygen. A bell is given to the jellyfish's body. Around this time, a jellyfish swims by contracting and relaxing the muscles. Their tentacles are stuffed with stingers, which shield them from prey.
Jellyfish facts
- After being dead, some jellyfish can still sting. Some jellyfish can even sting after they are dead
- Jellyfish are older than dinosaurs and have been around for more than a hundred years
- In 1991, nearly 2,500 jellyfish polyps made their way to space aboard Space Shuttle Columbia. 2,500 jellyfish polyps made their way to space aboard Space Shuttle Columbia
- Some jellyfish tentacles are 10 feet long and have 5,000 stinging cells. 5,000 stinging cells are included in some jellyfish tentacles
- Jellyfish are found in all five oceans
- Over 200 species of jellyfish exist, some of which are edible, and some of them are edible
- A jellyfish flock, swarm, or smack are all common names
- Jellyfish eat crabs, fish, and tiny plants, and digest their food in a snap
Some jellyfish are pink, yellow, blue, purple, and other vibrant shades. Jellyfish are usually luminescent, making them particularly attractive. If you find one, don't be too taken by its beauty.' If you do, you may be in danger of getting stung. Some jellyfish stings are painful, but others can be lethal. This is especially true of box jellyfish.. This species of jellyfish is usually found in Australia, the Philippines, and the central Pacific Ocean. If you're allergic to a jellyfish, rinse the affected area with vinegar. Using tweezers, you can also try to pluck the tentacles from the skin.
How to celebrate #worldjellyfishday.
Special jellyfish exhibits are on display in aquariums all around the world on this day. It's also a day for marine biologists and aquarists to inform the general public about this rare invertebrate. To participate: To participate: To participate: To participate: You must register: To participate:
- Besides jellyfish, list other species of invertebrates that are invertebrates
- At your local zoo or aquarium, check out the jellyfish exhibit.
- Read a book that features jellyfish to your children, such as Peanut Butter and Jellyfish, Spencer and Vincent, The Jellyfish Brothers, or I Am Not a Fish.
- Watch Vicious Beauties: The Secret Life of the Jellyfish on YouTube
#WorldJellyfishDay Find a photo or video of jellyfish and post it on social media with #WorldJellyfishDay.
The world jellyfish day is the longest in history
Since 2014, World Jellyfish Day has been held on November 3rd.
