Jellyfish, often found washed ashore or trapped between rocks, are a good example. Even if they appear harmless, these special sea creatures will surprise you with how quickly they sting — even ...

a girl exclaims. “I think they’re just mesmerizing,” Jennie Janssen, the assistant curator who oversees the care of the aquarium’s jellyfish, tells me. “They don’t have a brain, ...

Reverse development' is more correct," said Pawel Burkhardt ... into Turritopsis dohrnii has shown some of what we know about ...

Beta-carotene, produced by microbes within the jellyfish's natural microbiome, plays a key role in this process. Without these microorganisms, the so-called strobilation process—the ...

Jellyfish reverse their development to survive ... Reverse development' is more correct," said Pawel Burkhardt, one of the researchers, an evolutionary neuroscientist and group leader at the ...

An expert said there is not enough urea in urine to effectively treat a jellyfish sting. Other common medical myths include using vitamin C to prevent a cold and becoming sick from a flu vaccination.

What most of us would recognise as a jellyfish - the otherworldly, gelatinous aquatic animals renowned for their sting-filled tentacles - is actually just the final stage of these animals' life cycle.

With the recent winds and storms Texas has been experiencing, something "rarely seen" has reached the shores of Corpus Christi. The Harte Research Institute, a research component of Texas A&M ...

Jellyfish, the wobbly wonders of the ocean, often astound with their unique shapes, sizes, and stings. Learn more about these marine marvels as we dive deeper into the underwater world. --- For ...