Moon jellyfish are one of the most common species, found floating in ocean currents in many parts of the world. As well as reproducing sexually, they can clone themselves in a process called ...

The results may also contribute to the optimization of underwater robots. With their translucent bells, moon jellyfish (Aurelia aurita) move around the oceans in a very efficient way. Scientists ...

Rare and beautiful shots of alien-looking moon jellyfish have been captured ... To the naked eye underwater, the jellyfish appear a little more pink and the very soft and diffused transparent ...

There are fish in every shade imaginable, gliding gelatinous jellyfish ... and bright white on a black background, making it a favourite for underwater photographers. Almost psychedelic in ...

In the underwater footage ... allowing viewers to see all the detail of the moon jellyfish. Nicole temporarily lifts the camera out of the water to pan to the other side of the kayak.

The world’s most efficient swimmer is the moon jellyfish. It’s inspired a soft underwater robot that is safe enough to use in coral reefs and aquatic archaeological sites. Show more S2 Ep 24.

Tis the season ... for Aurelia aurita. Meet the moon jellyfish or moon jelly. Actually, you're better off staying away. Like an early snowbird to Florida, the moon jellyfish proliferates this time ...

The moon jellyfish is slow, but there's a reason for that. Its undulating pace allows it to swim more efficiently than just about anything in the ocean. Advertisement See how monkeys teach manners ...

The results may also contribute to the optimization of underwater robots. The study has already been published online in the journal eLife; the final version will appear soon. Moon jellyfish ...