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Deepstaria enigmatica is a deep-sea jellyfish recognized by its unusually thin, broad bell, which can fold into a baglike form around prey. The species was formally described in 1967 and belongs to the family Ulmaridae within the true jellyfishes, or Scyphozoa. Because it inhabits deep pelagic water...
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Rare sheet-like deep-sea jellyfish with distinctive feeding form; strong specialist and viral-video appeal.
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Deepstaria reticulum is a rarely observed deep-sea jellyfish in the family Ulmaridae. It is distinguished by a broad, extremely thin bell marked by a conspicuous branching network of canals, giving it a reticulated appearance. Rather than relying on long marginal tentacles, it can expand its flexibl...
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Rare Deepstaria species with striking net-patterned bell; strong deep-sea fascination, sparse records.
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