Cyanea
- proper noun
- Specialized
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Cyanea
- Scientists studied several species within Cyanea to understand their unique stinging cells.
Examples
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The Cyanea jellyfish is known for its long tentacles.
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The lion's mane jellyfish, a member of the genus Cyanea, is one of the largest jellyfish in the world.
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Divers are often cautious around Cyanea because of their long, powerful tentacles.
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Have you ever seen a Cyanea in the ocean?
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The lion's mane jellyfish, scientifically known as Cyanea capillata, is famous for its impressive and long tentacles.
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In the waters around the coast, Cyanea can often be seen floating gracefully with its long, stinging tentacles trailing behind.
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During our snorkeling trip, we spotted a large Cyanea jellyfish pulsing through the water, mesmerizing us with its beauty.
How Dangerous
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cyanea comes from the Greek root kyanos, which means 'dark blue'. People used this name for the jellyfish because many look blue in the sea, so the name links the animal to its colour and ocean home.