🪼 Brilliant Burgundy Lions Mane Jellyfish Look what showed up at the Newport docks this weekend! A burgundy lion’s mane jellyfish — one of the ocean’s most striking visitors — gliding right by the pier. Don’t dip your hand in — these can sting! @MariaAnnaKurtz #OregonCoast #NewportOregon #WildlifeWatch #sealife | Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon

Repost: Aquatilis // Cyanea capillata (also known as Lion's mane jelly) is the world’s largest jellyfish. And one of the most beautiful. In the emerald-green waters of the White sea they slowly float with their tentacles spread out. The largest registered specimen had tentacles the length of 123 feet (37.5 meters). | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR

Lion's Mane JellyFish | Ocean Reality Channel

1K views · 43 reactions | The lion's mane jellyfish is the largest jellyfish in the world. They can reach diameters of 8 feet and lengths over a 100 feet. They also can deliver quite a painful sting! Peconic Bay, NY | Fish Guy Photos | Facebook