Stalked Jellyfish [Halammohydra]

Stalked Jellyfish
Description

Halammohydra is a genus of stalked jellyfishes found in marine environments, characterized by a solitary polyp form. They have a simple, stalk-like body with a single mouth opening surrounded by tentacles. These jellyfish are known for their ability to adhere to various substrates in the ocean, such as algae and rocks. Despite their small size, they play a role in the marine food web, feeding on small aquatic organisms.

Species
Calvados's Jellyfish
Calvados's Jellyfish [Haliclystus calvadosii]
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San Juan Jellyfish
San Juan Jellyfish [Haliclystus salpinx]
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Taxonomy
Phylum Jellyfish, Sea Anemones, and Relatives
Cnidaria
Class Stalked Jellyfish
Staurozoa
Order Stalked Jellyfish
Stauromedusae
Family Lucernariidae
Lucernariidae
Statistics
  • Species 2