Pacific sea nettle The brilliantly named Pacific sea nettle is a red-tinted jellyfish that lives in the northeastern Pacific Ocean. Taking its name from its sting, which is not unlike the effect ...

pacific sea nettles and upside-down jellyfish. ALSO SEE: The race is on to open America’s first tilt coaster The first-of-its-kind aquarium at any SeaWorld park promises to be an Instagram ...

The exhibit takes guests through three unique galleries with several species of jellyfish, including moon, pacific sea nettles and upside-down jellyfish, along with countless share worthy moments ...

SeaWorld’s new jellyfish attraction is designed to allow visitors to view different species of jellyfish — Moon Jellyfish, Pacific Sea Nettles, Upside-Down Jellyfish, and Comb Jellies — up ...

That seemed to be the case for 11-year-old Jackson Eggett, who loves science and thought the Pacific Sea Nettle jellies were particularly cool. His mom, dad and sister were visiting SeaWorld for ...

The attraction showcases many examples of Scyphozoa species — including moon, Pacific sea nettles and upside-down jellyfish — in three different galleries. Stream San Diego News for free ...

The corridor is lined with glowing tanks, allowing guests to watch Pacific sea nettles, blue blubbers and spotted lagoon jellies floating by. A sphere filled with moon jellies at the center of the ...

The upcoming exhibit will take guests through three mesmerizing galleries featuring moon, pacific sea nettles and upside-down jellyfish. It will also come with a 10-foot-tall walkthrough archway ...

Pacific sea nettles and upside-down jellyfish. The first-of-its-kind aquarium at any SeaWorld park promises to be an Instagram-worthy photo spot, with a jellyfish-filled archway, one of the ...