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    Month: May 2013

    Jellies as Living Art

    Full confession: I study jellies because they are beautiful. They are also unbearably fascinating, but what first attracted me to jellies was their incredible grace and elegance.… Read more “Jellies as Living Art”

    May 30, 2013March 9, 2018 by RRHelm

    Sanderia: the creepy, cloning jelly

    They may look sweet and innocent, but these jellies have a terrifying secret: Unlike humans, which are just now mastering the art of cloning, Sanderia have been quietly… Read more “Sanderia: the creepy, cloning jelly”

    May 27, 2013March 9, 2018 by RRHelm

    Video: Why do Jellies Swim?

    Jellies are considered “drifters”– they travel where the currents take them, whether it be to a tasty feeding spot, or a dry sandy beach. So why, then,… Read more “Video: Why do Jellies Swim?”

    May 23, 2013December 29, 2017 by RRHelm

    Video: Can an egg choose the sperm it likes best?

    Female comb jellies have a problem: how do you pick the best father for your children when you release your eggs directly into the water? It takes a… Read more “Video: Can an egg choose the sperm it likes best?”

    May 20, 2013March 9, 2018 by RRHelm
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