Chirodectes maculatus

Rare Jellyfish Filmed Off the Coast of Papua New Guinea Could Be a New Species

Medicine & Technology Aug 04, 2022

Marine biologists think that the rare jellyfish scuba divers found could be the Chirodectes maculatus that was last seen in 1997 at the Great Barrier Reef. Check out this unusual-looking jellyfish that could be a new species.

Chirodectes maculatus

Rare Jellyfish Filmed Off the Coast of Papua New Guinea Could Be a New Species

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