institute the team is going out to look for jellyfish polyps. and easier to see them if there are a lot of them of course looking for tentacles that move to and fro around corals is a good way to spot them they prefer to live on the underside of substrates which means you should always look from below that will give you a better chance of finding them. there are 5 north sea species floating under the ship apart from the from aphrodite compass jellyfish all the species have males and females. the sperm is released into the water and taken in by the females who carry the eggs. the fertilized eggs then turn into a jellyfish larva or plan ulip. the true jellyfish and then release these plan yelling into the ocean. thanks to tiny filaments the plan stays afloat until it comes across