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What dangling body parts do jellyfish use to catch prey?
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Which animals use spiny throat linings to swallow jellyfish?
Answer: Sea turtles
Why: Leatherback turtles live almost entirely on jellyfish, and backward-pointing spines in their throat stop prey from escaping once caught.
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How many hearts are found inside the body of a jellyfish?
Answer: Zero
Why: No heart, no blood, no brain; oxygen simply diffuses through the two thin tissue layers, and only about 5 percent of a jellyfish is solid matter.
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Which juvenile stage is released when a jellyfish polyp strobilates?
Answer: Ephyra
Why: The eight-lobed ephyra pulses through the water column until marginal tissue growth fills in the gaps.
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In which natural environments do almost all jellyfish species live?
Answer: Oceans
Why: True jellyfish are all marine; the best-known freshwater species is a coin-sized hydrozoan now found on every continent but Antarctica.
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Why do many jellyfish species have four-leaf clover shapes inside?
Answer: Reproductive organs
Why: The four-leaf clover is a set of gonads, and their tetramerous arrangement is the giveaway that the whole animal is built in fours.
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What process splits a jellyfish polyp into a stack of discs?
Answer: Strobilation
Why: Each saucer-like segment produced during strobilation detaches individually to mature into an independent jellyfish.