Are all jellyfish transparent?

Because jellyfish contain equimin, they are all transparent, but not all jellyfish are transparent, and there is a small amount of opaque substance on its body.

This is not the case, because the types of jellyfish are different, so the color of the jellyfish is also completely different, some are transparent, some are more colorful, and the color of the jellyfish is very beautiful, and there is no heart.

Not all jellyfish are transparent, there are some jellyfish that are colored and not transparent at all.

Jellyfish are poisonous.

Most jellyfish are poisonous. Jellyfish have a large number of stinging cells on their tentacles and mouth wrists, which contain venom, and are mainly composed of proteinoids, peptides and a variety of toxic enzymes. When the human body comes into contact with the tentacles of jellyfish, the stinging cells can pierce in**, causing rashes, redness and swelling and other symptoms, especially the box jellyfish, which is highly toxic and can cause death in severe cases.

Jellyfish is a kind of invertebrate that we are more familiar with living in the ocean, and there are many species of jellyfish, and "moon jellyfish" is one of them. Most jellyfish are venomous, and their toxicity is in the stinging cells on their tentacles.

When their tentacles reach into an enemy or prey, these stinging cells emit venom and paralyze them. Moon jellyfish are also venomous, and their toxicity is likewise in the stinging cells, which can paralyze their prey. In addition, these venoms are also effective on the human body, and if humans accidentally come into contact with the tentacles of the moon jellyfish, they may react and sometimes get a rash.

However, the moon jellyfish is edible and is one of the few species of jellyfish that can be eaten. However, most of their bodies are made up of water, so their nutritional value is not particularly high. When catching them, pay special attention to the venom released by their tentacles.

People with allergies should be aware of this creature.

There are many varieties of jellyfish, and different varieties have different colors. Their bodies may be blue-purple, iridescent, white, pink, yellow, red, lavender, dark purple, pale green, etc. For example, there is a moon jellyfish in the bowl jellyfish, and their body color is blue.

For example, there are many varieties of ctenophores, some of which are white and transparent, some are red, and some are blue.

Jellyfish is a marine creature and a very good-looking creature. They are more beautiful in shape, generally umbrella-shaped, and have some tentacles. Moreover, their colors are also very beautiful.

There are many different varieties of jellyfish, and these different varieties of jellyfish will have different colors, and the colors are very diverse in general.

Transparent jellyfish are poisonous. They are a dangerous marine creature in the ocean. Although transparent jellyfish may seem soft and harmless, they are actually very dangerous.

Transparent jellyfish belong to a type of jellyfish and are very poisonous. The tentacle skin of the jellyfish contains thousands of stinging cells, and Xingchang contains stinging cell poison sacs, which are filled with deadly toxins. This toxin can cause severe symptoms of the body's respiratory chain system and central nervous system.

For example, after being poisoned, it can cause fever, shortness of breath, vomiting, stinging pain, etc. Severe poisoning can even lead to death.

If you are accidentally bitten by a clear jellyfish, please take emergency treatment as soon as possible. First of all, you should immediately wash the wound, rinse with warm water. Second, the wound should be treated with medication or other items, such as antitoxin, which is specific to jellyfish toxin.

If your condition worsens, you'll need to get to the hospital as soon as possible**.

In conclusion, clear jellyfish are poisonous, and if you see a clear jellyfish in the sea, you should try to avoid contacting them. If you are accidentally bitten, you should treat it in time to avoid aggravation. <>

Small white transparent jellyfish are poisonous. The white jellyfish is a large plankton that is a catastrophic jellyfish. During the growth of the white jellyfish, the white jellyfish secretes toxins and wraps around the nets, and the explosive proliferation makes the marine ecology unbalanced, causing a huge negative impact on marine fishery resources, so do not touch it at will.

Small white transparent jellyfish are poisonous. The white jellyfish is a large plankton that is a catastrophic jellyfish. The explosive proliferation of the jellyfish makes the marine ecology unbalanced and has a huge negative impact on marine fishery resources, so do not touch it at will.

Jellyfish, also known as jellyfish, cnidarians, phylum jellyfish, are distributed in the waters of various parts of the world. They existed as early as 650 million years ago, and they appeared even earlier than the dinosaurs.

The jellyfish is shaped like a transparent umbrella, and the diameter of the umbrella body can be large and small, and the diameter of the umbrella body of the large jellyfish can reach 2 meters. The edge of the umbrella has a number of whisker-like tentacles, some of which can be up to 20-30 meters long. The main component of its body is water, and it is composed of two germ layers, and there is a thick medium gum layer between the two layers, which is not only transparent, but also has a floating effect.

Jellyfish are made up of a gelatinous substance and water (97% of their body), so they are mostly transparent and beautiful to look at, but they are very dangerous, and people who swim on the beach in summer are often stabbed by the tentacles of jellyfish, which can cause great pain and sometimes even fatal. Most jellyfish live in shallow waters, where they float to the surface of the water, and their long tentacles entangle and paralyze their prey when they touch it, then drag it back to their "mouths".

Jellyfish move their bodies in such a way that they are done by the inhalation and expulsion of seawater, which is very slow, so more often they are done by tides and currents. Once the jellyfish is on land, it immediately deflats.