Jellyfish are important plankton in the aquatic environment. There are hundreds of different species of jellyfish in the world. They can be found in any ocean, from the surface to the deep. Some species of jellyfish live in freshwater. Jellyfish have been confirmed to have existed for at least 500 million years. While most people fear encountering jellyfish, in some cultures they are a popular dish, and here are the ten most beautiful jellyfish in the world. 10. Alarm Jellyfish

Living in the depths of oceans around the world, the Alarm Jellyfish is a bioluminescent jellyfish that emits a series of flashes of light when attacked to attract other attackers. A predator more interested in yourself than yourself. 9. Blue jellyfish

Although they look similar to jellyfish, blue jellyfish are actually a group of hydrozoans that live on the sea surface and float passively. It has a single mouth located under the float for catching food and excreting waste. 8. Crossota Sp

CrossotaCrossota sp Jellyfish During NOAA’s 2005 Arctic Circle Hidden Ocean Discovery campaign, scientists discovered this beautiful red jellyfish near the seafloor of the Arctic Circle. 7. Antarctica Diplulmaris jellyfish

As the name suggests, Antarctica Diplulmaris jellyfish is only found in Antarctica. This is a beautiful creature living in the deep sea of ??Antarctica. It mainly feeds on tiny amphipod parasites, and sometimes Swallowing other jellyfish. 6. Mosaic jellyfish

Mosaic jellyfish is the most common jellyfish on the east coast of Australia. The diameter of mosaic jellyfish is only 35 centimeters. It has painful venom, but usually does not pose serious danger to humans. 5. Cannonball jellyfish

Cannonball jellyfish, also known as ball jellyfish, is a jellyfish that lives on the Atlantic coast of Mexico. This jellyfish is edible and has certain medicinal value. 4. Purple sea thorn jellyfish

Purple sea thorn jellyfish, also known as colorful golden jellyfish, is mainly found in Monterey Bay on the coast of California. The sting of the jellyfish, which can reach up to 70 centimeters in diameter, is extremely painful to humans but is rarely fatal. 3. Australian spotted jellyfish

This beautiful jellyfish is native to the Western Pacific, from Australia to Japan. Its diameter can reach an average of 45-50 cm. They have a slight or inconspicuous sting and can be used Vinegar cures. 2. Lion's Mane Jellyfish

Lion's Mane Jellyfish is the largest known species of jellyfish. It can reach a diameter of 2.5 meters and its tentacles can be 30 meters or more long. It is considered to be the largest known species in the world. one of the longest animals. 1. Black Star Sea Spiny Jellyfish

Black Star Sea Spiny Jellyfish is found in the Pacific Ocean. Its diameter can reach 1 meter, and its tentacles can be 5 or 6 meters long. Black Star Sea Spiny Jellyfish is a carnivore, usually known as Feeds on zooplankton and other jellyfish.