Crystal jellyfish, also known as Aequorea victoria, are a bioluminescent species of jellyfish and this week's #SpeciesSpotlight - Crystal jellyfish can emit light and glow in vibrant green or blue hues due to special proteins - These delicate creatures have up to 150 tentacles and their bell-shaped bodies can grow up to 25cm in diameter. Fine white lines extend from the centre of their bells, adding to their ethereal appearance - Crystal jellyfish feed on other jellyfish, including comb jellies,

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Crystal jellies are very transparent about their life in the open ocean. The frilly mouth of the jelly—it's the little clapper below the bell—can extend to nearly the size of the jelly itself to swallow food. In this video, you can see the mouth in action, moving along the bell edges to slurp food from the tentacles. Radial canals—the "spokes on a wheel"— then move nutrients about the jelly. It's crystal clear these jellies are awesome! | Monterey Bay Aquarium