What’s inside a jellyfish?
Brains On! Science podcast for kids
The Anatomy of a Jellyfish
A jellyfish's bell is lined with structures that make it possible for them to sense light, vibrations, and even gravity. Jellyfish put stuff in their mouths, like maybe some plankton or fish or even a crab,. Then they digest it. And the stuff that they don't digest, all that leftover poop, well, it goes right out of the same hole They were shoveling food into earlier. The tentacles are super important tools for jellyfish. It's how they catch their next meal, using their stingers.
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