👉 The term "pseudotricharina" refers to a species of jellyfish that is typically found in shallow, nutrient-rich waters near coral reefs and can be found throughout the world. These animals are characterized by their elongated bodies, which resemble the scales of jellyfish, and their distinctive coloration, often featuring bright green or blue hues. Pseudotricharinaes are known for their ability to thrive in environments with little oxygen, making them ideal for research and conservation efforts.
