The first giant phantom jelly specimen was collected in 1899 and described in 1910. The species has only been spotted around 120 times since. This is because these jellies general ...

If you ask Jessica Kelley what she enjoys most about stilt walking, she'll probably tell you that the view is really good ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

Families living near to a popular UK beach say they will "never swim again" after a tourist discovered something large among the sand. Mega-sized jellyfish and gargantuan spider crabs have been ...

On permanent display in a baroque space at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the installation is a crowd-pleaser for the way its lights fall from the sky and bloom into silky, jellyfish-like structures.

Barrel jellyfish are the largest jellyfish that appear in UK waters A marine scientist who encountered a huge jellyfish while diving last month has encouraged people to take part in a nationwide ...

You’ve just met the giant phantom jelly ... While sea jellies are often casually called jellyfish, many scientists prefer to stick with just “jelly” because the animals aren’t fish.

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