Haliclystus [Haliclystus]

Description

The Haliclystus genus encompasses a range of stalked jellyfish species commonly found in colder waters around the globe, including both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Members of this genus are recognized by their distinctive umbrella-shaped bells and multiple arms equipped with stinging cells, used for capturing prey. They attach to substrates using a basal disc. Haliclystus species play a significant role in their ecosystems, contributing to the biodiversity and serving as both predator and prey within their marine communities.

Species

Kelp Stalked Jellyfish [Haliclystus kerguelensis]

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Aurora Stalked Jellyfish [Haliclystus auricula]

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Antarctic Stalked Jellyfish [Haliclystus antarcticus]

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Pacific Stalked Jellyfish [Haliclystus stejnegeri]

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Taxonomy