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    • Freshwater Jellyfish Open site in a new window - Information about the freshwater jellyfish, Craspedacusta sowerbii. Includes natural history, recent research, and pictures.
    • Introduction to Cubozoa: The Box Jellyfish Open site in a new window - Provides photographs and biological profiles of five of the 20 known species found in tropical and semitropical waters.
    • Jellies: Living Art Open site in a new window - Exhibit at the Monterey Bay Aquarium celebrating the aesthetic delights of living jellies.
    • JelliesZone, The Open site in a new window - Features information on jellyfish and other gelatinous zooplankton.
    • Jellyfish Sting Newsletter Open site in a new window - From the International Consortium for Jellyfish Stings, a nonprofit organisation formed by scientists and doctors interested in marine envenomation.
    • Jellyfish, Floating Medusa's of the Sea Open site in a new window - Provides information about the major groups of Cnidarians: Hydrozoans, Scyphozoans, Cubozoans, and Anthozoans.
    • Marine Stingers Open site in a new window - Information about jellyfish in the tropical waters of Queensland, Australia. Also offers safety tips and Irunkandji Syndrome information.
    • Medusozoa Open site in a new window - Information, photographs, and identification charts for the jellyfish Cubozoa, Scyphozoa, and Hydrozoa.
    • Ode to a Jellyfish Open site in a new window
    • Tropical Australian Stinger Research Unit Open site in a new window - Researching medical and biological issues for Cubozoans (box jellyfish).
    • Wikipedia: Nomura's Jellyfish Open site in a new window - Information about Nomura's Jellyfish, one of the largest species of jellyfish primarily found in the waters between China and Japan. Also discusses the impact of over fishing on the jellyfish which is considered a novelty food.
     



     
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