Get a glimpse at this bizarre jellyfish—previously unknown to science—that researchers just discovered in the Mariana Trench. | National Geographic

Immediately no. Researchers captured video of a rare giant phantom jellyfish, an the elusive creature that can live at depths of 21,900 feet. The jellyfish was found at a depth of 3,200 feet in the Monterey Bay in California. Researchers from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute were able to capture it on camera with the help of its remotely operated vehicle. “The giant phantom jelly was first collected in 1899,” the institute wrote on YouTube. “Since then, scientists have only encounter

Did you get it right? 🪼 The treatment for a general jellyfish sting is: 1. Carefully remove tentacles using tweezers or a gloved hand. 2. Apply hot water if available (as hot as the victim can handle). 3. If hot water is unavailable or does not lessen discomfort, apply an ice pack. 4. Monitor vital symptoms. * Excludes treatment for Irukandji and Box Jellyfish stings. . . . #Jellyfish #JellyfishSting #FirstAidTips #SafeWithSurvival | Survival