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Also called a medusa, the [[jellyfish]] isn't technically a fish - it is a free-swimming non-vertebrate found in every sea across the world. Jellyfish consist of a gelatinous bell with trailing tentacles capable of stinging prey. Jellyfish stings are in most cases harmless to humans, but some can be extremely serious, even lethal.
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Also called a [[wikt:medusa|medusa]], the [[jellyfish]] isn't technically a [[fish]]—it is a free-swimming {{Wiki|Cnidaria|non-vertebrate}} found in every sea across the [[Earth|world]]. Jellyfish consist of a {{Wiki|Mesoglea|gelatinous bell}} with trailing tentacles capable of {{Wiki|Cnidocyte|stinging}} prey. Jellyfish stings are in most cases harmless to [[human]]s, but some can be extremely serious, even lethal.


(Note: From "in most cases harmless" to "can be lethal." That's comforting. - JM)
(Note: From "in most cases harmless" to "can be lethal." That's comforting. – [[Jill Murray (Abstergo Entertainment)|JM]])


 
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ACBFR DB Jellyfish.png|Animus EGO Database image
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Also called a medusa, the jellyfish isn't technically a fish—it is a free-swimming non-vertebrate found in every sea across the world. Jellyfish consist of a gelatinous bell with trailing tentacles capable of stinging prey. Jellyfish stings are in most cases harmless to humans, but some can be extremely serious, even lethal.

(Note: From "in most cases harmless" to "can be lethal." That's comforting. – JM)

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