Jellyfish are not really fish, of course, because a fish's anatomy is centered around its backbone, whereas the jellyfish is a dome-shaped invertebrate. ... The cnidocytes on jellies' tentacles discharge venom from a sac called a nematocyst. These help them to capture floating prey in the water column.
Jellyfish isn't really a fish. And if you compare fish and jellyfish, fish are vertebrates and with bones while jellyfish are invertebrates and without bones. Yes, they both live in water, and they're both sea creatures. Jellyfish have slimy skin and they have tentacles. Fishes have tails and they have gills to breathe.
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Jellyfish are not really fish, of course, because a fish's anatomy is centered around its backbone, whereas the jellyfish is a dome-shaped invertebrate. ... The cnidocytes on jellies' tentacles discharge venom from a sac called a nematocyst. These help them to capture floating prey in the water column.
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Is jellyfish really a fish?
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