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Beroe gracilis
Slender bereid ctenophore that, like all members of genus Beroe, entirely lacks tentacles and feeds exclusively by engulfing other ctenophores whole.
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The top alternative to Beroe gracilis in 2026 is Warty Comb Jelly (Mnemiopsis leidyi) with a score of 8.5/10, followed by Venus Girdle (Cestum veneris) (7.9) and Beroe Comb Jelly (Beroe cucumis) (7.8).
Warty Comb Jelly (Mnemiopsis leidyi)
The warty comb jelly, Mnemiopsis leidyi, is a transparent marine ctenophore native to Atlantic coastal waters of the Ame...
Venus Girdle (Cestum veneris)
Cestum veneris, commonly called Venus's girdle, is a marine ctenophore rather than a true jellyfish. Its transparent, ri...
Beroe Comb Jelly (Beroe cucumis)
Beroe cucumis is a marine comb jelly, or ctenophore, with a transparent, saclike body and rows of cilia that refract lig...
Sea Gooseberry (Pleurobrachia bachei)
Pleurobrachia bachei, commonly known as the sea gooseberry, is a small spherical ctenophore found in coastal waters of t...
Haeckelia rubra
Haeckelia rubra is a species of cydippid ctenophore, a type of comb jelly, notable for exhibiting kleptocnidae—a biologi...
Beroe forskalii
Beroe forskalii is a species of pelagic comb jelly belonging to the order Beroida. Lacking tentacles, this ctenophore is...
Bathocyroe fosteri
Bathocyroe fosteri is a species of deep-sea lobate ctenophore commonly found in the mesopelagic and bathypelagic zones o...
Mertensia ovum
Mertensia ovum is a species of cydippid ctenophore, commonly known as a comb jelly, predominantly found in Arctic and su...
Thalassocalyce inconstans
Thalassocalyce inconstans is a species of deep-sea comb jelly classified within the phylum Ctenophora. It is the sole re...
Pleurobrachia pileus (Sea Gooseberry)
Pleurobrachia pileus, commonly known as the sea gooseberry, is a species of ctenophore found in coastal waters across th...
Bathycyroe fosteri
Bathycyroe fosteri is a deep-sea ctenophore (comb jelly) belonging to the family Bathyctenidae. Found in mesopelagic zon...
Bolinopsis infundibulum
A lobate ctenophore native to the North Atlantic capable of consuming large quantities of copepods and fish eggs, occasi...
Euplokamis dunlapae
Euplokamis dunlapae is a species of cydippid ctenophore, a type of comb jelly, first scientifically described in 1987. I...
Ocyropsis maculata
Ocyropsis maculata is a ctenophore (family Ocyropsidae) notable for using muscular lobes to swim actively, an unusual lo...
Leucothea multicornis
Leucothea multicornis is a large ctenophore in family Leucotheidae, found in tropical and subtropical oceans and noted f...
Mnemiopsis mccradyi
Lobate ctenophore native to the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, sibling species to M. leidyi, which devastated Blac...
Leucothea pulchra
Large lobate ctenophore of the eastern Pacific Ocean, notable for its elaborate oral lobes and auricles; its epithet 'pu...
Callianira antarctica
A lobate ctenophore found in Antarctic and sub-Antarctic waters, one of the few ctenophore species adapted to polar envi...
Beroe abyssicola
Deep-water bereid ctenophore found in bathypelagic and abyssal zones, notable as one of the few ctenophore species adapt...
Pleurobrachia rhodopis
A tentaculate ctenophore in the family Pleurobrachiidae found in Pacific and Atlantic waters, closely related to the mor...
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