Jellyfish are good predators and eat other sea creatures. According to Yosuke Shimizu, a jellyfish expert,” They form large blooms and eat almost everything in the water around them.” Jellyfish will eat whatever is caught in their tentacles. Surprisingly, some even swim and chase after their prey. The digestive process begins immediately when the food is brought to their mouths. Jellyfish are carnivorous. For example, zoo plankton, fish, shrimps, seabirds, and crustaceans are some food sources. The
One of the oceans most popular fish is the jellyfish, but is often one of the most feared too. The salmon is a freshwater fish, and isn’t feared that much at all. Even though they are both fish, they have nothing in common. Although the jellyfish and salmon can be dangerous they are both beautiful creatures of nature. The jellyfish’s life cycle, the body structure, and what they eat is different than a salmons. A jellyfish’s life cycle is different than a salmon’s. The adult female salmon lays
Plastic has become an important and useful part of our world. In the Great Pacific Ocean Gyre there is six times more plastic than plankton, which is the main food for many ocean animals. By estimation eighty percent of the plastic originates from land; floating in rivers to the ocean or blew by the wind into the ocean. The remaining twenty percent of the plastic originates from oil platforms and ships (Facts). The Great Pacific Garbage Patch should be reduced by the following three ways: reduce