Eight-armed Jellyfish [Halocordyle]

Description

The genus Halocordyle consists of marine jellyfish known for their unique structure featuring eight arms. These creatures are distinguished by their delicate, transparent bodies and the presence of nematocysts on their tentacles, which they use for capturing prey. Typically found in shallow coastal waters, members of the Halocordyle genus are an important part of their ecosystems, serving as both predators and prey within their marine communities.

Species

Common Octopus [Octopus vulgaris]

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Mimic Octopus [Thaumoctopus mimicus]