Become Mesmerized
Watch as these otherworldly creatures drift weightlessly through the current as their exhibit changes colors for a mesmerizing display.
WHOA - You Need to SEA This!
- SEA LIFE Grapevine breeds moon jellies that can be seen in our behind-the-scenes tour
- While SEA LIFE Grapevine boasts sharks and stingrays, jellies are actually one of the deadliest creatures in the ocean.
- A group of jellies is called a smack
- Moon jellies have six different stages to their life cycle, check out the behind-the-scenes tour to the beginning of the life cycle!
![Moon Jellyfish | SEA LIFE Aquarium](/grapevine/media/ufuh3myh/moon-jellyfish-at-sea-life.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&format=webp&quality=80&width=375&height=375)
Jellies have been around for more than 650 million years! That means they pre-date dinosaurs and sharks.
![Jellyfish at SEA LIFE | SEA LIFE Aquarium](/grapevine/media/s5xfaoyp/jellyfish-at-sea-life.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&format=webp&quality=80&width=375&height=375)
Jellies move like ghosts through the water. They swim around by contracting movements of their umbrella and float easily on the ocean's tides and currents.
![Moon Jellies At Sea Life | SEA LIFE Aquarium](/grapevine/media/fdyiq1ox/moon-jellies-at-sea-life.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&format=webp&quality=80&width=375&height=375)
Jellies have no nerves, no blood, no heart, no brain, and their bodies consist 95% of water!