Stories about: jellyfish  

They will glow in the dark and swim all day long

The odd marine creature was caught on camera by photographer Barry Bland, who spotted it in the Mediterranean

The creature was caught on camera at a depth of 5,000 feet (1,524 meters) back in 2012

Researchers have reasons to believe the creature belongs to a previously unknown species

The creation of the world's first peanut butter and jellyfish is now making headlines

Specialists warn jellyfish swarms are more dangerous than assumed

These creatures use surprisingly little energy to travel over long distances

This isn't the first time jellyfish interfere with a nuclear plant's working agenda

The robots were engineered by the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Sharks circled Brett Archibald, seagulls pecked on him and jellyfish stung him

It isn't found in nature, but humans created it anyway

Researchers create amazing, Frankenstein-like creature

Environmentalists can now indulge in watching countless such creatures floating about

All things considered, it was about time someone finally figured it out

They are all planetary systems in the making

New research sheds light on the creatures