The tentacles of a Lion Mane jellyfish can grow over 30m in length making them one of the longest animals on Earth 🪼 A gentle reminder that stinger season is around the corner for the waters of the Northern Great Barrier Reef, where jellyfish like the Lion's Mane will be more common especially from November onward. We always recommend wearing stinger suits (or a wetsuit) year-round, as you never know if a jellyfish might arrive earlier in the season. Plus, it's a great way to protect against th

Check out this jelly! Lion’s mane jellyfish are one of the largest known species of jellyfish, with a bell that can grow nearly 6 feet wide and tentacles growing up to almost 100 long. Learn more about ocean jellyfish: https://bit.ly/3GiqOqr | Oceana

Giant Jelly Fish Encounters - In 1953, an Australian deep-sea diver watched a shapeless, brown mass engulf a shark. Divers Richard Winer and Pat Boatwright encountered a huge jellyfish, 50-100 feet in diameter, when they were diving 14 miles southwest of Bermuda in November 1969. It was deep purple with a pinkish outer rim. #cryptid #monster #jellyfish #ocean #fyp #creepy #mystery #trending #seamonster #giant #fish #scuba | The Strangest