Freshwater Jellyfish [Olindiidae]

Description

The Olindiidae family includes various species of freshwater jellyfish. Members of this family are known for their simple, bell-shaped bodies which can range in size. They have a central mouth opening that is surrounded by tentacles used for feeding. These jellyfish are predominantly found in freshwater environments, such as lakes and rivers, although some species can adapt to brackish conditions. They play a role in aquatic ecosystems as predators of small invertebrates.

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