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Photos: Exhibit and Collection

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image:Atlantic sea nettle
Atlantic sea nettle
Chrysaora quinquecirrha
image:Blue blubber jelly
Blue blubber jelly
Catostylus mosaicus
image:Egg yolk jelly
Egg yolk jelly
Phacellophora camtschatica
image:Hairy jelly
Hairy jelly
Spirocodon Saltatrix
image:Japanese sea nettle
Japanese sea nettle
Chrysaora pacifica
image:Lion's mane jelly
Lion's mane jelly
Cyanea capillata
image:Moon jelly
Moon jelly
Aurelia aurita
image:Northeast Pacific sea nettle
Northeast Pacific sea nettle
Chrysaora fuscescens
image:Purple-striped sea nettle
Purple-striped sea nettle
Chrysaora colorata
image:Spotted lagoon jelly
Spotted lagoon jelly
Mastigias papua
image:Umbrella jelly
Umbrella jelly
Eutonina indicans
image:Upside-down jelly
Upside-down jelly
Cassiopea sp.
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit
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Jellies Exhibit

Fact Sheets: Exhibit & Species Information

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Jellies Extension Announcement Press Release
Jellies Announcement Press Release
Jellies Fun Facts
Atlantic sea nettle, Chrysaora quinquecirrha
Blue blubber jelly, Catostylus mosaicus
Egg yolk jelly, Phacellophora camtschatica
Hairy jelly, Spirocodon Saltatrix
Japanese sea nettle, Chrysaora pacifica
Lion’s mane jelly, Cyanea capillata 
Moon jelly, Aurelia aurita 
Northeast Pacific sea nettle, Chrysaora fuscescens
Purple-striped sea nettle, Chrysaora colorata
Spotted lagoon jelly, Mastigias papua
Umbrella jelly, Eutonina indicans
Upside-down jelly, Cassiopeia 

Videos: Exhibit and Collection

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https://backup.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=8c6b6b8f616473bcab6a
Password: jellies

Please credit all use of photos and video to John G. Shedd Aquarium. For more information on licensing and photo credit approvals, please contact Amanda Enser at 312-692-3222.

 

Media Contact

Andrea Smalec
Vice President, Communications & Public Relations
e: asmalec@sheddaquarium.org
p: 312.692.3258

FUN FACTS

• Dead zones are polluted, oxygen-starved areas in the ocean. Most animals can’t live in a dead zone, but jellies can. Learn more about how you can make a difference in the ocean’s health.

•  A purple-striped sea nettle’s stripes become darker as it ages, and its long, maroon tentacles begin to fade until they’re eventually thick and pale. Learn more about this jelly species and others.

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