Sea Studios Foundation
Shape of Life: Cnidarians: Moon Jelly Life Cycle
A video documenting the jellyfish's life cycle. Moon jelly polyps divide off tiny juvenile jellyfish called ephyra. The juveniles will grow into adults that will spawn. The offspring will settle to the bottom and grow into tiny polyps....
Sea Studios Foundation
Shape of Life: Jack Costello, Biologist: Why Jellyfish Swim
Jack Costello studies how jellyfish move and feed. He dives to videotape moon jellies swimming and observes that they don't really move much. With this in mind, he seeks to answer the question: why do jellyfish spend their time swimming?...
Other
Fast Focus on the Environment: Jellies
Site showcases a video (Windows Media Player required) on Monterey Bay Aquarium's newest exhibit 'Jellies: Living Art.' This temporary exhibit was designed to bring artistic creation into the underwater realm, and enhance the way people...
California Academy of Sciences
Ca Academy of Sciences: Sea Nettle Jellyfish
Sea nettle jellyfish (Chrysaora fuscescens) are common along the Pacific coast in fall and winter. They sometimes congregate in huge swarms. Here's a glimpse at our sea nettle tank in the Steinhart Aquarium at the Academy. [0:59]