World's Deadliest Jellyfish: Comb Jellies | Deadliest Month Ever | National Geographic Wild UK

Jellyfish can grow longer than a blue whale and are among the deadliest creatures on the planet. Their simple design comes in many shapes and sizes, some with tentacles packed with venom that can kill anything in its way. Meet one of the deadliest of them all, comb jellies. Found in the depeest depths of the ocean, this creature is different from other regular jellyfish in that they don’t use stingers; they have other strange weapons like hook-covered mouths and specialized adhesive tentacles that act like glue to catch its prey, which can sometimes be their own.

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