When it comes to jellyfish, most people think of the strong and sometimes dangerous stings that jellyfish can deliver. These people might be surprised, however, to learn about the jellyfish that live on the Pacific island of Palau. The jellyfish that live in Jellyfish Lake are not harmful to humans. The sting of these jellyfish is so weak that, in most cases, humans do not feel it. Those who travel to Palau can swim in Jellyfish Lake, which teems with these creatures. Jellyfish Lake gives tourists the opportunity to observe these amazing creatures without the risk of being harmed.Which BEST summarizes the paragraph?ResponsesA Not all jellyfish sting people; in fact, some jellyfish don't sting.Not all jellyfish sting people; in fact, some jellyfish don't sting.B When many people think of jellyfish, they think that jellyfish are dangerous creatures indeed.When many people think of jellyfish, they think that jellyfish are dangerous creatures indeed.C Many people wish to have the opportunity to observe a lot of sea creatures, especially jellyfish.Many people wish to have the opportunity to observe a lot of sea creatures, especially jellyfish.D Although the sting of most jellyfish is painful to humans, the jellyfish that live on the island of Palau have an extremely weak sting.

What is another name for the so-called sea wasp, which can be extremely dangerous to humans?stingraybox jellyfishcuttlefishdragonfish

Arrange the following steps in the correct order to treat jellyfish sting:(I) Apply plain vinegar to the site(II) Apply calamine lotion(III) Rinse the affected area with seawater(IV) Apply ice packs(V) Scrapping the affected area using a credit cardGroup of answer choicesV, III, I, II, IVIII, V, IV, II, IIII, V, I, IV, III, V, III, IV, II

How is the clownfish protected from the stinging tentacles of the anemone

The purple beach flag means that jellyfish, stingrays, sea snakes, or other marine life are present in the water and can cause minor injuries.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Commercial harvesting of the sea floor for cobalt and manganese could soon be approved by the US government. However, scientists warn that deep-sea mining can have unintended consequences on fragile deep-sea ecosystems. In a recent study, Vanessa Stenvers, a marine ecologist at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel in Germany, claimed that deep-sea mining could be deadly to deep-sea jellyfish. She studied how jellyfish react if exposed to sediment concentrations representative of what the animals would experience during mining.Which finding from Stenvers’ research, if true, would most directly support her claim?Compared to jellyfish not exposed to the sediment, jellyfish who were exposed saw a 10% increase in body weight.eliminateBoth jellyfish exposed and not exposed to the sediment have seen populations shrink in the last fifty years. eliminateThe sediment forced the jellyfish to exert more effort to swim, which made it difficult for them to hunt for food. eliminateThe sediment was found to contain trace amounts of heavy metals like cobalt and zinc.