A very common type of fish found in almost all the seas and oceans present on the face of this earth is the Jelly fish. There are different types of jellyfish and each of them is known by different biological names. The Jelly fish found not only in seas but also in fresh water which is very deep. The fresh water jelly fish is usually very small -sized and are colorless.

This variant of jellyfish is usually found in the coastal belts of Australia and New Zealand. They are unique in appearances and also can have fatal effects if not handled properly. This fish is referred to as the “Portuguese-Man-O-War” because of its physical similarities to that of a Portuguese Battle ship with a sail. The entire body of this variant of Blue bottle jellyfish is blue in color as the name suggests with a unique capability of each body part doing different things simultaneously.

Sea Nettle Jellyfish is known as Chrysaora and is found along the east and west coast of North America in the Atlantic Ocean and the Northeast Pacific Ocean. Some of them have small white dots and reddish-brown stripes and they are shaped like saucers. The bell is usually about 6″ to 8 in diameter and on the underside of the mouth, it has four oral arms. All along the edge of the body, it has tentacles which are about a few feet long.