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Jellyfish have sharp stingers in their [[tentacle]]s that have stingers to catch food, or for defensive purposes. For this reason they are sometimes called sea wasps or sea bees.  
 
Jellyfish have sharp stingers in their [[tentacle]]s that have stingers to catch food, or for defensive purposes. For this reason they are sometimes called sea wasps or sea bees.  
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Jellyfish are found on every [[continent]] in the world, except [[Greenland]] and [[Antarctica]]. Jellyfish have been known to kill humans. [[Species]] of jellyfish include the Sea Nettle Jellyfish, Flower Hat Jelly, and the Blow Jelly.
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Jellyfish are found on every [[continent]] in the world, except [[Greenland]] and [[Antarctica]]. Jellyfish have been known to kill humans. [[Species]] of jellyfish include the Sea Nettle Jellyfish, Flower Hat Jelly, and the Blow Jelly.  The most deadly animal currently known is the diminutive "box jellyfish" of [[Australia]], or "irukandji".
    
In 1965, the film ''The Sting of Death'' (a reference to [http://scripturetext.com/1_corinthians/15-56.htm 1 Corinthians 15:56]) was released, documenting in dramatic fashion the life and death of jellyfish in the ocean.
 
In 1965, the film ''The Sting of Death'' (a reference to [http://scripturetext.com/1_corinthians/15-56.htm 1 Corinthians 15:56]) was released, documenting in dramatic fashion the life and death of jellyfish in the ocean.
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