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. To celebrate their beauty, here are some pictures that could just as easily… Read More ›
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 cloning themselves for millions of years, right under our noses [1]. Human cloning unitizes a… Read More ›
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, do jellies move at all? In this video Jack Costello reveals the truly… Read More ›
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 lot of time and energy to make an egg, and for this reason… Read More ›
