Today I gave a talk on a paper I just published about jellyfish development (called “Evolution and development of scyphozoan jellyfish,” you can find it here). In preparation I searched for videos showing the process of jellyfish metamorphosis–also known as strobilation–where a polyp transforms into a stack of many small jellyfish. I was expecting to find a video or two of a strobila, maybe a video showing early polyps beginning the process. But finding this time-lapse video of the entire process was 1000 times better than anything I dreamed! I’ve never seen anything like it. The audience loved it. And hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
The Helm Lab Blog 
OK – that is AHHH-mazing!! The brass section really does the whole process right!
Hahah Right?! I got a big kick out of the music!
Fascinant !
Hello,
Great video and nice paper. I really enjoy it.
Greetings from âspokesmanâ of https://jellybiologist.com/
Thanks for everything what you are doing 🙂
Pozdrawiam,
Best regards,
Jakub Kordas
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