This is the LARGEST JELLY in the WORLD! 🤩 Growing over 100ft long, the Lion’s Mane Jelly is named after their ‘mane’ of long, hair-like tentacles equipped with stinging cells (nematocysts). They still and capture zooplankton, small fish, tiny crustaceans, and even other jellyfish as they move throughout the ocean.Their beautiful colour starts as light orange to tan with smaller individuals, but turns into a deep orange to dark crimson as they grow larger.They are found in the top 66ft (20m) of

The king of the ocean, the lion’s mane jellyfish 🦁⁣ ⁣ This one was captured dancing through Cissy Bay in the Marlborough Sounds by our visual content producer Lana Young.⁣ ⁣ The lion’s mane jellyfish is the biggest species of jellyfish in New Zealand waters. Its bell can reach a diameter of up to two metres and its tentacles can grow up to 36 metres in length. 😲⁣ ⁣ The tentacles are divided into eight clusters and each cluster has more than one hundred individual tentacles, giving the jellyfis