Beyond the sting: discover the surprising abilities of deep-sea jellyfish
In short: Jellyfish are more than just stinging hazards. Museum curator Miranda Lowe reveals the strange, hidden world of deep-sea species and their remarkable biological capabilities in this informative talk from the Natural History Museum.
While often misunderstood, jellyfish possess complex adaptations that allow them to thrive in the extreme conditions of the deep sea. This presentation, originally broadcast on 3 July 2020, highlights the unique research and behind-the-scenes insights provided by the Natural History Museum's scientific team.
The Natural History Museum in London houses a vast collection of over 80 million objects, ranging from meteorites to dinosaur fossils. This talk is part of the museum's broader effort to share surprising scientific stories and research directly with the public.
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