When it comes time to migrate, Queensland University of Technology research has found how a free-living coral ignores the ...

Scientists found a free-living coral species actively travels toward blue light resembling its natural habitat and moves like ...

She suffered a few jellyfish stings, but her helpers watched out for sharks and seals. "I really had to be very thoughtful and careful about how I approached this swim because of the sharks," she ...

As it travels by floating atop the water ... Do not mess with these jellyfish. Though swimming in the ocean is a popular pastime for many people, it does come with its share of risks.

In a new study published today (July 22) in Nature Biotechnology, a team from California Institute of Technology and Harvard University worked to understand how a jellyfish’s motions and interactions ...

At Jellyfish Lake, you can swim with millions of harmless jellyfish. The incredible lake is in Palau, an island country to the southeast of the Philippines, and filmmaker Sarosh Jacob captured ...

They visit several times a year to keep the community swimming area ... a stinging nematocysts floating in the water — a nightmare for snorkelers and swimmers. The jellyfish delivered to ...

Each morning around 6, when dawn brightens the eastern sky, they begin to swim toward the light. Pumping water through their bells, these jellyfish use a type of jet propulsion to follow the ...

WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Irukandji jellyfish size revealed. Lifeguards shared a video on their Instagram of the wildlife floating in a sample container. The creature was barely visible next to a $2 coin ...

“The ability of Cycloseris cyclolites to move towards specific light sources is a fascinating parallel to other marine species like jellyfish, which suggests they are more neurologically ...