Jellyfish by Wendy Matthews
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Smuck, Smack, Smuth, Brood and Fluther.
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Although jellyfish are 95 percent water, They do contain some protein.
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False because Jellyfish kill more people every year than sharks.
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Yes. Even if it looks dead. The stinging cells in the tentacles work for up to two weeks after a jellyfish had died.
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Jellyfish need oxygen. But instead of using gills a jellyfish breathes through its skin, which covers it entire body. This is usually shaped like a parachute with tentacles that hang beneath.
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These tentacles are a jellyfish’s secret weapon. Stinging cells inside the tentacles shoot out poison
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Small jellyfish eats Flitter-feed, the larger jellyfish eat small fish crabs, Plankton.
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The jellyfish predators are sharks.
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In New Zealand, Jellyfish mostly noticed when swimmers get stung. But jellyfish blooms can also block shipping lanes, damage they engines on boats, ruin fishing nets, and be sucked into the water intakes of large ships and power stations.
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