Cyanea ferruginea
A species of Lion's mane jelli Scientific name : Cyanea ferruginea Genus : Lion's mane jelli
Cyanea ferruginea, A species of Lion's mane jelli
Botanical name: Cyanea ferruginea
Genus: Lion's mane jelli
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Description
The cyanea ferruginea (Cyanea ferruginea) is most notable for its incredible size; its tentacles can exceed the length of an entire blue whale! Consequently, it is one of the world's longest animals. Humans are generally not at risk of death from its tentacles, although the stings may be uncomfortable.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Cnidarians Class
Jelly fish Order
Flag-mouth jellies Family
Cyaneid jellies Genus
Lion's mane jelli Species
Cyanea ferruginea 
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