I am in Greece and I have not seen again this type of jellyfish in the area I am living. Does anyone know what type it is?

Hey as someone who’s really into marine biology I’ve been wanting to learn more about jellyfish; does anyone here have any recommendations on literature or documentaries I could look into? I’m open for anything; internet pages, articles, films, encyclopaedias, interesting thesis’s!!! Thanks in advance:))

Does anyone know what type of jellyfish is it ? Catched in Coron - Philippines . It swims quite fast

Hi! I just have 3 three jellyfish for 2 weeks. I've switched tank for jellyfish today because my last tank was damaged, and not enough space. One of my jellyfish seems to started disintegrating from last night (I guess it was because the tank was kind of dirty), it hasnt had any hole yet but I can tell from the way it losing the outer layer (I don't know how to call it). While other two seems fine and even started to slowly recover (from malnutrition). What can I do to save the little one, I have a bottle of seschem stability, should I pour directly to the tank. This tank is completely new and hasn't been through a cycle. Tks for reading my post.

It’s going to be in my upcoming debut gallery exhibition

I've been trying to learn more about them, but all I can find is the Monterey Bay Aquarium Website :(( Searching up Eumedusa sp. doesn't give me anything either so idk what to do </33

I was stung in the south of France near Nice 8 months ago. What kind of jelly might’ve stung me? All I remember is that it was fat.

Anyways; this keeps me up at night. I am so bothered by it and it’s in the middle of my though and I’m so self conscious about wearing shorts and dresses and summer is coming up!

Dermatologist recommended some lasers but they’re pretty pricey. I’m putting on scar gel and vitamin C serum. Anyone with a similar experience can help me out? Will this leave a permanent scar or is it just hyperpigmentation that will go away with time and patience?

Thanks yall. I’m very distressed.

ik this is a weird ask, but i got stung by a jellyfish in my homeland and i lowkey want it to stay 😭 any tips? i got stung 9 months ago and it’s there but barely

Does anyone know of a jellyfish repellent product sold in Australia? I’ve found the Safe Seas product online but seems to be only available in the US. They do ship to Australia but I’m needing it now and I’m amazed we don’t have similar products here given our jellyfish population! My daughter got stung by a suspected bluebottle this morning (thankfully not a terrible one but she’s only 6) despite it being out of season. All the locals were really surprised that they are here (near Byron Bay) this time of year. But I have now seen them on the shore. Other than a stinger suit any other protective creams or things we can use? We’ll avoid when I can see them on shore and we’re doing things like checking wind direction (though no one here seems to agree on which wind direction brings them in!), avoiding low tide etc but we are camping at the beach for two weeks so want to make sure we can do everything we can to avoid stings without avoiding the beach! The ideal be a repellent like Safe Seas.

Sorry if it's not fitting for this reddit but after a month my library finally got this in for me on interlibrary loan! I'm excited to give it a look through and add so much info to my interest journal!!! (World Atlas of Jellyfish, edited by Jarms and Morandini)

Found on pinterest but I want to find some pictures of it without an edit over it :-)

In photo is my boyfriend holding a dead one. Phi phi island in Thailand was full of them! Harmless but gross to swim around.

Got it done in Thailand to commemorate getting stung while scuba diving.