2.4K views · 118 reactions | How fast can a jelly swim? The answer: not this fast! This sped-up timelapse accounts for about twenty minutes of jelly activity. Moon jellies are marine drifters—they have very little swimming power, and simply pulse through the water as currents push them to and fro. Our jelly tanks are equipped with carefully-monitored currents, providing a gentle flow for the jellies to ride. | Oregon Coast Aquarium | Facebook

5.5K views · 597 reactions | Jellies have two kinds of skin tissues: an outer exchange layer and an inner "stomach skin". The frilly parts in the center are called "mouth arms"—projections of the stomach made of gastrodermis that digest food at a distance. Thank you to Louie Zong for the perfect jelly-pairing music! | Monterey Bay Aquarium | Facebook

1.5K views · 101 reactions | Take a moment and relax with our moon jellyfish.  | Audubon Aquarium | Facebook