Lion's Mane Jellyfish
Welcome
to the enormous life of Cyanea capillata more commonly
known as the Lion's Mane jellyfish! It is recognized as
the world's longest animal, but its length is not the only
unique
Modification the Lion's Mane has
developed. It is also a very venomous predator which feeds
on a variety of organisms. Cyanea capillata's
Niche is primarily found in the cooler
regions around the globe but is not limited to them. The
Lion's Mane is a dangerous presence for its prey in all of the
earth's oceans. The Lion's Mane does not only eat other
organisms but it also carries out complex
interactions throughout its life
cycle. To find out how amazing
Cyanea capillata really is, explore my webpage!
Both of these images are courtesy of Alexander Semenov.
To explore this webpage please click on the links on the top and bottom of the page.
Like my webpage? Learn about other interesting organisms on the Multiple Organisms website.
Author
My name is Michael Gyorfi and you can contact me by email- gyorfi.mich@uwlax.edu To learn more about me visit the Author page! Organismal Bio April 19th 2013.
A Big Thanks!
The image on the background of each page was taken by Alexander Semenov, to learn more about him visit his website!
