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Jellyfish Detectives at SEA LIFE Kelly Tarlton's  

Dates: 14th December 2024 - 2nd February 2025 

Come along and grab your activity booklet at our admissions desk and go on a journey of learning and discovery.

Find the boards around the site and complete the word in the activity booklet, interactive fun for all!  

Jellyfish crafts with STEM with M 

Come along to one of our craft sessions led by STEM with M. You can make your own jellyfish inspired creations these school holidays! (January dates only) 

Moon Jellies are the most common jellyfish found in aquariums around the world as they are the simplest to breed. The flower pattern on the jellies head doubles as both their stomachs and reproductive organs. As such it's always cool to see them after they've eaten as they will most likely appear as bright orange! This species doesn't possess a potent venom and is generally safe for people to interact with.

Spotted Jellyfish are easily recognised by the large, semi-transparent, rounded bell covered in regularly spaced spots, with trailing tentacles.

This large and spectacular jellyfish is common during the summer months in coastal waters and estuaries.

Egg-Yolk Jellyfish are species of jellyfish named for their distinctive yellow, yolk- like bell, which resembles a cracked egg, making them one of the most visually striking jellyfish.