Jelly n.45 - 🪝 DUMSUN 🪝
● It uses the hooks of its tentacles to eat as if they were fishing rods.
● The color of its hooks attracts all kinds of fish. To their grave.
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Jelly n.45 - 🪝 DUMSUN 🪝
● It uses the hooks of its tentacles to eat as if they were fishing rods.
● The color of its hooks attracts all kinds of fish. To their grave.
Jelly n.7 - 🦁 GIGALZA 🦁
The biggest Jelly of them all. it is difficult to find but impossible to miss if it is near.
Jelly n.8 - 🥁 PLAZABA 🥁
● Its plate-shaped head allows it to make a lot of noise to scare off possible threats.
● The stick that comes from its head is not poisonous. Priests use them for some rituals.
● When several Plazabas of different sizes meet in the same place, they can sound like a beautiful orchestra.
Jelly n.5 - 📜 GAORIMI 📜
● Because it resembles paper some cleaners think that it is rubbish and they pick it up. Big surprise when they feel the sting.
● Don’t let its appearance fool you, it is a very poisonous Jelly.
● It shapes like this to attract other animals like cuttles and octopuses. It loves ink.
● Gaorimis can grow a lot. People used its dead body to write books.
Jelly n.67 - 💂 Cuinbeltou 💂
● They are very strict. They have a daily routine that never changes and always moves at the same rhythm.
Jelly n.66 - 🥖 Bapedon 🥖
● It rises almost to the surface and drops towards the bottom of the sea as if it were a dart.
● It is not clear where it points. It is assumed that some prey but there is also the theory that it does it for fun.
Jelly n.60 - 🪴 Osquelga 🪴
● Its tentacles are like seaweed capable of surviving in space. They are edible.