Red-eye medusa
A species of Bell jellies Scientific name : Polyorchis penicillatus Genus : Bell jellies
Red-eye medusa, A species of Bell jellies
Botanical name: Polyorchis penicillatus
Genus: Bell jellies
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Description
An attractive jellyfish, the red-eye medusa is named for its red-ringed eyespots, which cover the bell's margin, and the approximately 120 tentacles it uses to collect zooplankton from the ocean floor. The tentacles allow the red-eye medusa to hop along the sea bottom while stirring up the sand to reveal crustaceans and other sea organisms.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Cnidarians Class
Hydrozoans Order
Athecate hydroids Family
Bell jellies Genus
Bell jellies Species
Red-eye medusa 
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