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These are normal mammalian cells genetically engineered with a bioluminescent gene taken out of deep-sea jellyfish.
And by the way, the reason the kittens here are orange and these are green is because that's a bioluminescent gene from coral, while this is from jellyfish.
We call it the electronic jellyfish.
And right in the front is the electronic jellyfish.
And it does actually seem to be trying to eat the electronic jellyfish.
But if it's a burglar alarm, you wouldn't expect it to attack the jellyfish directly.
It's supposed to be attacking what's attacking the jellyfish.
You take a glow gene out of a coral or a jellyfish and you stick it in a zebrafish, and, puff, they glow.
And then my pickled jellyfish at the Hong Kong Supermarket on Route 18 in East Brunswick.
Now, as we continue to tinker with the oceans, more and more reports are predicting that the kinds of seas that we're creating will be conducive to low-energy type of animals, like jellyfish and bacteria.
Now jellyfish are strangely hypnotic and beautiful, and you'll see lots of gorgeous ones at the aquarium on Friday, but they sting like hell, and jellyfish sushi and sashimi is just not going to fill you up.
About 100 grams of jellyfish equals four calories.
And a sea that's just filled and teeming with jellyfish isn't very good for all the other creatures that live in the oceans, that is, unless you eat jellyfish.
And this is this voracious predator launching a sneak attack on this poor little unsuspecting jellyfish there, a by-the-wind sailor.
I could say, "Imagine a jellyfish waltzing in a library while thinking about quantum mechanics."
Never in my life ... I knew there were Portuguese men o' war, all kinds of moon jellies, all kinds of things, but the box jellyfish from the southern oceans is not supposed to be in these waters.
The most venomous animal that lives in the ocean is the box jellyfish.
And I knew about the jellyfish, but I was sort of cavalier.
You need like a school of fish that would swim in front of you like this." (Laughter) "And when the jellyfish come and they wrap their tentacles around the fish, they're going to be busy with them, and you'll just scoot around."
That's how scared of the jellyfish I was.
Now green fluorescent protein, which oddly enough comes from a bioluminescent jellyfish, is very useful.
They were evolved by nature in order to get a jellyfish to glow green for whatever reason, or in order to detect the coat protein of an invading virus, for example.
So this camera platform, which we called the Medusa, could just be thrown off the back of the ship, attached to a float at the surface with over 2,000 feet of line, it would just float around passively carried by the currents, and the only light visible to the animals in the deep would be the blue light of the optical lure, which we called the electronic jellyfish, or e-jelly, because it was designed to imitate the bioluminescent display of the common deep sea jellyfish Atolla.
The reason that the electronic jellyfish worked as a lure is not because giant squid eat jellyfish, but it's because this jellyfish only resorts to producing this light when it's being chewed on by a predator and its only hope for escape may be to attract the attention of a larger predator that will attack its attacker and thereby afford it an opportunity for escape.
This is when a layer is made up of very, very cold water droplets, and in one region they start to freeze, and this freezing sets off a chain reaction which spreads outwards with the ice crystals cascading and falling down below, giving the appearance of jellyfish tendrils down below.
I was walking along the shore in Alaska, and I came across this tide pool filled with a colony of sea anemones, these wonderful eating machines, relatives of coral and jellyfish.
The box jellyfish, the deadliest venom in all of the ocean, is in these waters, and I have come close to dying from them on a previous attempt.
You're wearing a jellyfish mask for the ultimate protection.
It’s one of thousands of animal species, like frogs, jellyfish, salamanders, and snakes, that use toxic chemicals to defend themselves – in this case, by spewing poisonous liquid from glands in its abdomen.
Similarly, jellyfish package their venom safely in harpoon-like structures called nematocysts.
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