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Get closer to our range of jellies!
Dive in to the wonderful world of jellies and discover some of the species you will meet at SEA LIFE London Aquarium! Here you’ll be able to see jellyfish in a whole new light!
Moon Jellyfish
Aurelia Aurita
- Moon Jellyfish are a common species of found all around the UK
- They can withstand temperatures as low as 6 and as high as 31 degrees Celsius
- Their sting is fairly mild
- Turtles feed on Moon Jellyfish!
Fin-tastic Facts!
How old?!
Jellyfish are older than all of our ancient reptiles. Scientists believe they first swam in our oceans around 500 million years ago! There are more than 350 different species of jellyfish.
From big to small
The Lion’s Mane Jellyfish is over two metres tall – that’s taller than you! Others are as tiny as a pinhead.
Ouch!
Jellyfish have venomous tentacles that they use to capture their prey. Most jellyfish are harmless to humans, but a few including the Box Jellyfish can cause a painful sting. Some species of baby fish…
All around the world
They can be found in all of our oceans all around the world and sometimes in freshwater too!
Upside-down Jellyfish
Cassiopea
- Upside Down Jellyfish live in shallow waters, lagoons and around mangroves
- They grow algae in their tentacles to provide extra food
- They are more vulnerable than species that live in the open ocean or deeper waters due to their proximity to coastal development and pollution
- They can grow to up 30cm in diameter!
Japanese Sea Nettle
Chrysaora Melanaster
- Japanese Sea Nettle Jellyfish have sting that can cause skin irritation and a burning sensation.
- They are voracious carnivores, eating other jellyfish, copepods, anchovy eggs, larvae and zooplankton
- Their tentacles can get up to 3 metres long!
Did you know?
Jelly- what?
Jellyfish aren't actually fish at all. They are part of the same family as anemones!
Hungry anyone?
Some jellyfish species are edible. This delicacy is enjoyed in countries such as China, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand.
Group time
A group of jellyfish is known as a 'bloom' or a 'smack'
What do jellyfish eat?
Ever wondered what we feed our jellyfish? Or even how we feed them?
Our jellyfish are fed artemia or brine shrimp multiple times a day. Check out our jelly keeper Luke, daily jellyfish feeding routine.
Book early from
£28
Per adult
On the day
£40
Per adult
- Entry at your chosen 15-minute time slot
- Discover species from around the world in 14 themed zones and interact with them at with our public feeding, diving displays and touch pools
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Book early & save!
Skip the Gate Pricing: Tickets booked online in advance are consistently cheaper than purchasing on the day, so you can enjoy more for less.
Ticket Type Save 30% - Advance Booking Off-peak Weekdays Peak On the day / Walk-up Adult
From £28 From £33 £40 Child (2 - 15 years)
From £25 From £30 £36 Under 2
Free Free Free Please note online ticket prices vary depending on available capacity and prices may fluctuate during periods of high demand.
Book early from
£33.50
Per adult
On the day
£50
Per adult
- Arrive at any time on the day of your choice
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Book early & save!
Skip the Gate Pricing: Tickets booked online in advance are consistently cheaper than purchasing on the day, so you can enjoy more for less.
Ticket Type Save 33% - Advance Booking Off-peak (Weekdays) Peak On the day / Walk-up Adult
From £33.50 From £43 £50 Child (2 - 15 years)
From £30.50 From £35 £42 Under 2
Free Free Free Please note online ticket prices vary depending on available capacity and prices may fluctuate during periods of high demand.
Online from
£53.50
Per adult
Save up to
£28.50
when booked together
- Entry to SEA LIFE London Aquarium and the London Eye
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