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All answers to “Name a jellyfish, coral, sea anemone or other cnidarian”
87 accepted answers, from “Atlantic Sea Nettle” to “Zoanthid”. The level of each one is hidden: play to see how deep it sinks.
A
- Atlantic Sea Nettle
- Atolla Jellyfish
- Australian Spotted Jellyfish
B
- Bamboo Coral
- Barrel Jellyfish
- Beadlet Anemone
- Black Coral
- Black Sea Nettle
- Blue Blubber Jellyfish
- Blue Button
- Blue Coral
- Blue Jellyfish
- Boulder Coral
- Box Jellyfish
- Brain Coral
- Bubble Coral
- Bubble-tip Anemone
- By-the-wind Sailoralso Velella
C
- Cannonball Jellyfish
- Carpet Anemone
- Cauliflower Coral
- Cauliflower Jellyfish
- Cloak Anemone
- Compass Jellyfish
- Coral
- Crown Jellyfish
- Crystal Jelly
D
- Dahlia Anemone
- Daisy Anemone
- Dead Man's Fingers
E
- Elegance Coral
- Elkhorn Coral
F
- Fire Coral
- Fried Egg Jellyfish
G
- Giant Green Anemone
- Giant Phantom Jelly
- Giant Siphonophorealso Praya dubia
- Glass Anemone
- Great Star Coral
H
- Hammer Coral
- Helmet Jellyfish
- Hydra
I
- Immortal Jellyfishalso Turritopsis dohrnii
- Irukandji
J
- Jewel Anemone
L
- Lace Coral
- Leather Coral
- Lettuce Coral
- Lion's Mane Jellyfish
M
- Magnificent Sea Anemone
- Mauve Stingeralso Pelagia noctiluca
- Moon Jellyfish
- Mountainous Star Coral
- Mushroom Coral
N
- Nomura's Jellyfish
O
- Orange Cup Coral
P
- Pacific Sea Nettle
- Parasitic Anemone
- Pillar Coral
- Pipe Organ Coral
- Plumose Anemone
- Portuguese Man o' Waralso Man o' War, Bluebottle
- Purple-striped Jelly
R
- Red Coral
S
- Sea Anemone
- Sea Fan
- Sea Fir
- Sea Nettle
- Sea Pansy
- Sea Pen
- Sea Plume
- Sea Rod
- Sea Waspalso Australian Box Jellyfish, Chironex fleckeri
- Sea Whip
- Siphonophore
- Snakelocks Anemone
- Soft Coral
- Spotted Lagoon Jelly
- Staghorn Coral
- Stalked Jellyfishalso Stauromedusa
- Strawberry Anemone
- Sun Coral
T
- Table Coral
- Thimble Jellyfish
- Torch Coral
U
- Upside-down Jellyfish
Z
- Zoanthid
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