Before a jellyfish polyp turns into a free-swimming adult, it clones itself a few times, just to be sure that it has a good chance of reproducing. This polyp is going through a process called strobilation – turning itself into many individual ephyra – baby jellies ready to swim off into the ocean. With every pulse, the grooves in the sides of this polyp become deeper and deeper – eventually allowing the clones to be free! See this process for yourself at our Microscope Exhibit: https://www.aquar

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