3D Jellyfish

Jelly Jiggle
by Michael Searle 2014

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Jellyfish are found in every ocean, from the surface to the deep sea. Scyphozoans (true jellyfish) are exclusively marine, but some hydrozoans (an example is freshwater jellyfish) live in freshwater. 

A Handmade Postcard of Australia's Dangerous Animals

This is a handmade postcard with photos of Australia's most dangerous animals on the front and the back.  Shown are spiders, snakes, jellyfish, octopus and a shark.
2006

Moon Jellies, Jellyfish from Sydney Aquarium in Australia

Sydney Aquarium

Moon Jellies
Photography by Darren Jew
2012

Moon Jellies (Jellyfish) from Australia: National Maritime Museum

Moon Jellies - (Aurelia aurita)
Jellyfish
Australian National Maritime Museum

Named for their ghostly, translucent bells, they are abundant in temperate and tropical waters worldwide.  Their delicate bodies pulse and drift with effortless grace.  The moon jelly's short tentacles are armed with stinging cells, called "nematocysts," but the sting lacks the toxic, painful punch of other jellies.  Although they're 95 percent water, moon jellies are the main course for leatherback sea turtles and other marine creatures.  Thousands of animals die annually from mistakenly swallowing drifting plastic bags, which resemble the gelatinous jellies.
2012

A Jellyfish from the Shedd Aquarium

Shedd Aquarium
Jellies, discover the intriguing ways these pulsing, translucent animals survive - and thrive - in the world's oceans.
2011

Jellyfish from the Shedd Aquarium

Shedd Aquarium
Chicago, Illinois

Jellies, discover the intriguing ways these pulsing, translucent animals survive - and thrive - in the world's oceans.

unused, bought in 2011