march: COMPASS JELLYFISH The coastal waters of the northeastern Atlantic are rife with a glistering blob with a symmetrical pattern on its bells, and this notorious lurker of the sea is none other than the compass jellyfish. There is a parasite that often likes to choose this type of jellyfish as their host, but even this couldn’t really reduce the overpopulation of the species, which is caused by global warming. april: BLUE(FIRE) JELLYFISH blue(fire) jellyfish look a lot like a tiny version of a lion’s mane jellyfish. blue jellies are very pale in the beginning of their lives but as they age their bell will be tinted in a bright blue/purple, sometimes even a yellow color.