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What percentage of a jellyfish's body is made of water?
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In which natural environments do almost all jellyfish species live?
Answer: Oceans
Why: True jellyfish are all marine. The freshwater jellyfish found in lakes are coin sized hydrozoans, harmless to swimmers.
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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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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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What do most jellyfish mainly eat?
Answer: Plankton
Why: Moon jellies do not chase prey: plankton sticks to mucus on the bell and tiny cilia sweep it to the oral arms and mouth.
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What method do jellyfish use to propel themselves through the ocean water?
Answer: Jet propulsion
Why: The bell's elastic rebound refills it for free, so a moon jelly's cost of transport is under a third of a salmon's.
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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.