article_snippet: They can vary in colour depending on They size - larger jellies are typically bright red to dark purple while smaller ones are lighter yellows and oranges, like a lion's mane, which gives the species a lion name.
article_snippet: the lion's mane jellyfish in green, shallower water can vary in colour depending on the lion's mane jellyfish in green, shallower water size - larger jellies are typically bright red to dark purple while smaller ones are lighter yellows and oranges, like a lion's mane, which gives the species a lion name.
article_snippet: Like other jellies, the lion's mane jellyfish reproduces asexually until the lion reaches full maturity at which point the lion reproduces sexually.
article_snippet: The largest of other jellies, the lion's mane jellyfish reproduces asexually until it reaches full maturity at which point it reproduces sexually have been recorded up to 120ft long (36.5 metres) and with more than 800 tentacles divided into eight groups.
article_snippet: In addition to the common bell-shaped jellies, smaller species include what's known as comb jellies  or ctenophores (pictured).
highlights_snippet: In addition to the common bell-shaped jellyfish, smaller species include comb jellies or ctenophores .
  