What are the living habits of Arctic jellyfish? Attached picture

There are many species of jellyfish with a large diameter span. Arctic chardonnay jellyfish is one of them, because their umbrella caps seem to have the same brilliance as Caixia, so they are named after them. The umbrella cap of the Arctic jellyfish is very scary when it opens. It is said that it can reach a distance of two meters, and it looks like a behemoth. What are the living habits of the arctic jellyfish? A picture is attached.

I. the body composition of the Arctic Xia jellyfish

The body composition of Arctic jellyfish is mostly water, which is mainly composed of two layers of germ layer from inside to outside, and there is a very thick and transparent medium glue layer in the middle, which has a certain floating operation. When they move, they use the water in their bodies to spray out, and then react to move forward. Seen from afar, it looks like a round umbrella swimming fast in the ocean. If it is a whole piece of Arctic jellyfish floating on the sea, it is very spectacular, and the whole ocean seems to be scattered with blue light and a halo like rosy clouds.

Second, the living habits of Arctic chardonnay jellyfish

1. The predation mode of arctic jellyfish

Despite the beautiful appearance and gentle character of the Arctic jellyfish, it is actually a very ferocious creature. Because under their large umbrella caps hide very slender tentacles, that is, their digestive organs, but also their powerful weapons. The tentacles of the Arctic jellyfish are covered with stinging cells, which can eject poisonous liquids. If the prey is targeted and stabbed, it will quickly feel paralyzed and die. The tentacles of the Arctic shrimp jellyfish grab the prey tightly and suck it up with the polyps under the umbrella to quickly break down the prey's body protein.

Are there any creatures that they can't prey on? The answer is yes, it is the little herding fish. Because the small herdfish is a very flexible fish, can freely travel under the poisonous filaments of jellyfish without being hurt, of course, do not rule out the small herding fish that have not been hurt.

2. Natural enemies of Arctic jellyfish

Since the Arctic jellyfish is so fierce, does it have natural enemies? Indeed, the natural enemy of the Arctic Xia jellyfish is a kind of sea turtle, which can travel freely among the jellyfish. The tentacles of the Arctic jellyfish will be easily torn by sea turtles, making them miserable, and finally lose their ability to resist and become a delicacy in the mouth of sea turtles.

3. The family style of Arctic Xia jellyfish

Despite the fact that the Arctic Xia jellyfish is an inferior coelenterate, they do get along with each other for three generations. After the jellyfish gave birth to the little jellyfish, although it can live independently, the feelings between relatives are very deep.

The above is the introduction of the relevant information about the Arctic chardonnay jellyfish. I hope it will be of some help to you.