Jellyfish are invertebrate animals that live in oceans worldwide. They have a bell-like shape with many tentacles used for swimming, hunting small crustaceans and fish by injecting poison, and transporting food to their mouth. Though brainless, jellyfish have a nervous system and tentacles containing a painful poison that can cause skin reactions if touched.

1. JELLYFISH

2. The jellyfish are invertebrate animals.
Their shape is like a bell or umbrella.
They have a lot of tentacles.
The 95% of the body of a jellyfish is made of
water.

3. They live in all the oceans of the planet.
Some live in fresh water.
They live far from the coast, but they can go to the
coast in the spring and summer.

4. The jellyfish are carnivores; they eat small
crustaceans and small fishes.
They catch crustaceans with their tentacles;
they inject their poison and the crustacean die.
The tentacles put the crustaceans in their
mouth.

5. They use tentacles
to swim.
They haven’t got
brain but they have
nervous system.

6. The tentacles have poison. When the tentacles touch
your body they produce pain and reactions, then you can
clean the body with the water of the sea.

7. The end
Oriol Garcia.