Framed Jellyfish Art

The jellyfish inhabits all the oceans of the globe and unlike most of the fish that they share these waters with, they live anywhere from deep-sea to surface. They can’t leave on the land, but have adapted to survive in freshwater as well as saltwater, with their evolution spanning over hundreds of millions of years. Framed Jellyfish Art makes it easy to observe the network of nerves that together comprise a primitive net that acts as a central nervous system.

Jellyfish move around relatively slowly, but they have the ability of detecting threats and can promptly retaliate by injecting poison. Framed Jellyfish Art highlights their movements when the tide rises and the image of tens of thousands of creatures rising slowly is impressive on many levels. At the same time, they are fully capable of submerging as much as it takes to avoid the freshwater that results from snow melting. Their vision is very basic and even though they have plenty of ice, they only see at a short distance around them, but the upside is that some species have a 360° view.