This term we are learning about Marine Habitats, I am learning about the Upside Down Jelly fish.
Here are three really cool facts:
They are always upside down on the bottom of the sea.
Since they are up side down they look like a bunch of sea plants.
They are rarely seen swimming.
Hi Aziza
ReplyDeleteGreat work on your jellyfish information report and nice colour on the front. Its great that you post that because so everyone can know about some facts about jellyfish. Well keep up the great work.
Hi Aizizha,
ReplyDeleteI didn't even know there was such a thing as an upside down jellyfish?!
I am looking forward to learning more about this special jellyfish when I read your report.
Mrs K
Hi Mrs Kingston,
DeleteThere is a upside down jellyfish, it is very strange and very unique. They use this upside down power, to look like corals and trap their food, as well camouflaging from its predators. By the way do you know an even stranger creature, if you know could you please tell me.
Aziza
Hi Aizizha,
ReplyDeleteI am really interested to hear about upside down jellyfish, I hadn't heard of it before Mrs Kingston told me you were learning about it. Are the tentacles on the top?
Mrs Archer
Actually, the tentacles are at the bottom, but it should be at the top when its upside. If you want to know more please ask!
DeleteAziza
Hi Aizizha,
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty big brain storm of words about the Upside down jellyfish.
You must have a great knowledge about them.
How does an Upside down jellyfish survive, what does it feed on?
Nikolai
Hi,
ReplyDeleteIt feeds on almost anything that passes it! (but of course not something that is lager than its self!) and it stays upside down together and it's tentacles look like coral so fish swim around it, and snap its dead!