Jellyfish Reproduction & Ecological Impact

This chapter explores the diverse reproductive strategies of jellyfish, including hermaphroditism and asexual reproduction, shedding light on their communal mating behaviors. It also discusses the complex life cycle of jellyfish, emphasizing the phenomenon of strobilation and the unique capability of Turritopsis neutricula to revert to its juvenile stage. Furthermore, the conversation highlights the ecological implications of jellyfish blooms and their adaptability in changing marine environments.