- The
Pacific sea nettle (Chrysaora fuscescens), or West
Coast sea nettle, is a
widespread planktonic scyphozoan cnidarian—or medusa, “jellyfish” or “jelly”—that...
- that
surround the
mouth to
capture food.
Sea nettles have no
excretory or
respiratory organs. Each
sea nettle is
either in a free-swimming
stage or a polyp...
- They feed on the
common prey of
other sea nettles including what they can
catch and kill with
their stinging nettles. C.
plocamia may form a
parasitic relationship...
-
Chrysaora (/ˈkraɪseɪˌɔːrə/) is a
genus of jellyfish,
commonly called the
sea nettles, in the
family Pelagiidae. The
origin of the
genus name
Chrysaora lies...
-
mouth to
capture food.
Nettles have no
excretory or
respiratory organs. They
generally feed on
zooplankton and
other jellyfish.
Nettles immobilize and obtain...
- jellyfish.
Aristotle stated in the
Parts of
Animals IV, 6 that
jellyfish (
sea-
nettles) were
eaten in
wintertime in a fish stew. In some countries, including...
-
Chrysaora melanaster,
commonly known as the
northern sea nettle or
brown jellyfish, is a
species of
jellyfish native to the
northern Pacific Ocean and...
-
caves to eat calves,
lambs and pigs, or it
fares out to the
sea and
feeds on
sea nettles,
crabs and
similar marine animals. It has ell-long hair hanging...
-
people surnamed Nettles or
Nettle Nettle (cryptographic library), a
cryptographic library developed by
Niels Möller in 2001 "
Nettles", a song from the...
-
night started with
Nettles and
Chris attending the
party and,
after spending some time there, they left to
purchase some cider.
Nettles was, however, seen...
