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Jellyfish undergo five stages in their life cycle: polyp, budding polyp, ephyra, medusa, and planula larva. The medusa stage is when they resemble what people typically think of as a jellyfish. Smaller jellyfish are prey for animals like turtles and sunfish, while humans in some Asian cultures eat pickled jellyfish. Jellyfish sting using thread-like tentacles that inject paralyzing toxins, with the severity depending on species. Common jellyfish near North Carolina include cannonball, lion's mane, mushroom, southern moon, sea nettle, sea wasp, and Portuguese man-of-war, all of which are venomous. If stung,
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- 2. *Life Cycle*• Before jelly fish become real jelly fish they begin as Polyp. • There is five steps to them being a actual jelly fish Polyp, budding polyp, ephyra, medusa, and planula larva. • Medusa is the final transformation, that is what you would imagine when you think jellyfish.
- 3. *Food* • Smaller jelly fish are usually the first to be eaten by other animals like turtles & sunfish. • Humans see mushroom pickled jelly fish is a delicacy. • Most of that kind of food like jelly fish is really popular in Asia.
- 4. *Venom* • When jelly fish sting a thread like Coil dashes out to the prey. • They also use there tentacles to sting & use paralyze toxins. • The severity or strength of the sting depends on what species or kind of jellyfish.
- 5. *Local Jellyfish* • Cannonball, Lion’s Mane , Mushroom, Southern Moon, Sea Nettle, Sea Wasp, Portuguese Man- of-War are are local jellyfish. • But all these Jellyfish are highly venomous so people should look out for them. • They usually drift up to the shores of North Carolina.
- 6. *Treatment of Sting* • When stung by a jellyfish remove tentacles because if not removed venom will still be injected. • There are some things that can help a sting like meat tenderizer, sugar, vinegar, plant juices & sodium bicarbonate. • If you are stung really bad recovery make take up to 7 minutes or even 7 weeks.
- 7. *Treatment of Sting* • When stung by a jellyfish remove tentacles because if not removed venom will still be injected. • There are some things that can help a sting like meat tenderizer, sugar, vinegar, plant juices & sodium bicarbonate. • If you are stung really bad recovery make take up to 7 minutes or even 7 weeks.