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oceanuslove: Jellyfish in Lagoon Photograph by David Doubilet, National Geographic With a distinctive pulsing motion, a jellyfish makes its way through the waters of a Pacific lagoon. Most jellyfish tend to simply drift along with prevailing currents. But some use more active methods of self-propulsion, including shooting a stream of water from their mouths. A jellyfish also uses its large, central mouth to consume food and expel waste. [x]

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Jellyfish in Lagoon

Photograph by David Doubilet, National Geographic

With a distinctive pulsing motion, a jellyfish makes its way through the waters of a Pacific lagoon. Most jellyfish tend to simply drift along with prevailing currents. But some use more active methods of self-propulsion, including shooting a stream of water from their mouths. A jellyfish also uses its large, central mouth to consume food and expel waste. [x]


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