Moon+Jellies

Moon Jellies usually eat fish eggs and other small organisms. Moon Jellies get eaten by seabirds, ocean sunfish, and leatherback seaturtles. They are realated to the Genus Aurelia family. Their natural habitat is in tropical regions. Moon Jellies are most commonly found on beaches in New Jersey. Jellyfish are made of 95 pecent water. They are found near the shore. The Moon Jelly kills it's prey by stinging it with it's long tentacles. Humans also eat Jellyfish in south-east Asia. media type="custom" key="5559343"