"It's so soft, it feels so good."
"Be careful not to get entangled by its tentacles."
"Don't worry, I won't be careless."
Feng Ye took the net and went to the side of the boat again. Just then, another light blue ball floated to the side of the boat with the waves, and he scooped it up.
This one is smaller, weighing only about 70 pounds.
After he pulled it out, he noticed that although it was also light blue, its shape was a little different.
Upon closer inspection, he suddenly realized, "Isn't this a jellyfish?"
"Huh? Jellyfish?"
Ah-Can looked up and looked over.
Feng Ye poured it next to the jellyfish.
This comparison reveals the difference.
They have different shapes and different lengths of tentacles, making them easy to distinguish at a glance.
Jellyfish have shorter tentacles and stinging cells, which can sting the human body when they come into contact with them, hence the name jellyfish.
Jellyfish are large jellyfish with a short lifespan and rapid growth, with a lifespan of about one year.
It is generally milky white, but due to the diverse pigment cells in the well-developed circular muscles, it often forms groups with different color differences.
It typically comes in six colors: blue, purple, white, orange, yellow, and red.
my country is one of the earliest countries in the world to develop and utilize jellyfish.
The Jin Dynasty's "Record of Diverse Things" states: "In the East Sea there is a creature that looks like congealed blood, several feet in length and width, with no head, no eyes, and no internal cavity. Many shrimp attach themselves to it and follow it east and west. People cook and eat it."
The Tang Dynasty medical text "Supplement to the Compendium of Materia Medica" also mentions: "The large ones are as big as a bed, and the small ones are as small as a bucket. They have no eyes, abdomen, or stomach. They use shrimp as eyes, fry them, and serve them with ginger and vinegar. Sea people consider this a common dish."
One type of jellyfish
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