Visited on March 2010
Notes from the Author. Catch the new Jellyfish display at the Manila Ocean Park this summer. Just got a preview today of the so-called “dancing sea fairies”. Really magical to watch.
One of the jellyfish featured was the Blubber Jellyfish. They were placed in light changing aquariums. Since the Jellyfish is a semi-transparent creature, the colored lights pass thru their skins, and the effect is amazing! (Reminds me a bit of the lava lamp.)
See the Jellyfish glow in the dark…
One of the jellyfish which I found interesting is the ‘immortal jellyfish’ because it has the ability to return to it’s juvenile stage, thus, it never dies, until it gets eaten.
Some facts about the Jellyfish: They dont’ have eyes, noses, ears or brains. They only have tiny sensors. I’m not sure whether they have the ability to feel pain or fear, because even bugs can sense fear.
Of course, the Manila Ocean Park is known for housing different aquatic animals, especially fish.
Some photos in the Oceanarium
Visit their site: http://www.manilaoceanpark.com/index.html
They dont’ have eyes, noses, ears or brains. They only have tiny sensors. I’m not sure whether they have the ability to feel pain or fear, because even bugs can sense fear.
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