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An illuminated educational display panel featuring information about the Mediterranean Jellyfish, *Cotylorhiza tuberculata*, is depicted. The panel has a dark blue background and is framed in a glossy blue border. Text is presented in both Ukrainian and English, with prominent titles in white and bright blue lettering.

The panel details various aspects of the jellyfish:
*   **Identification:** "MEDITERRANEAN JELLYFISH" and "Cotylorhiza tuberculata," with the Ukrainian equivalent below.
*   **Spread:** Text states "Occurs in the Mediterranean, Aegean and Adriatic Seas," accompanied by a blue world map graphic with multiple white dots indicating distribution in the Mediterranean region.
*   **Size:** "size of the bell 40-60 CM" with a small graphic of a jellyfish.
*   **Temperature:** "20-26 °C" shown with thermometer and wave icons.
*   **Lifetime:** "LIFETIME - 1 YEAR."
*   **Diet:** "They feed mainly on plankton, fish fry and eggs, and crustaceans."
*   **Toxicity:** "The sting is not painful, does not cause serious skin irritation."
*   **Additional Information:** A small blue box in the bottom right corner describes the jellyfish as the "fried egg" jellyfish due to its appearance, notes its practically stingless tentacles, and mentions small fish finding shelter under its dome.

A large, vivid illustration or photograph of the *Cotylorhiza tuberculata* jellyfish dominates the right side of the panel. The jellyfish is primarily yellow with a rounded, convex bell, covered in numerous raised purple and red spots or bumps, and features short, branching blue tentacles.

The presence of Ukrainian language text and the subject matter indicate the display is located in an aquarium or oceanarium. This specific display is found within the Oceanarium "Sea Fairy Tale" (Океанаріум "Морська казка") in Kyiv, Ukraine.
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Jan 21, 2026, 1:15 PM

Kyiv, Ukraine

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An illuminated educational display panel featuring information about the Mediterranean Jellyfish, *Cotylorhiza tuberculata*, is depicted. The panel has a dark blue background and is framed in a glossy blue border. Text is presented in both Ukrainian and English, with prominent titles in white and bright blue lettering. The panel details various aspects of the jellyfish: * **Identification:** "MEDITERRANEAN JELLYFISH" and "Cotylorhiza tuberculata," with the Ukrainian equivalent below. * **Spread:** Text states "Occurs in the Mediterranean, Aegean and Adriatic Seas," accompanied by a blue world map graphic with multiple white dots indicating distribution in the Mediterranean region. * **Size:** "size of the bell 40-60 CM" with a small graphic of a jellyfish. * **Temperature:** "20-26 °C" shown with thermometer and wave icons. * **Lifetime:** "LIFETIME - 1 YEAR." * **Diet:** "They feed mainly on plankton, fish fry and eggs, and crustaceans." * **Toxicity:** "The sting is not painful, does not cause serious skin irritation." * **Additional Information:** A small blue box in the bottom right corner describes the jellyfish as the "fried egg" jellyfish due to its appearance, notes its practically stingless tentacles, and mentions small fish finding shelter under its dome. A large, vivid illustration or photograph of the *Cotylorhiza tuberculata* jellyfish dominates the right side of the panel. The jellyfish is primarily yellow with a rounded, convex bell, covered in numerous raised purple and red spots or bumps, and features short, branching blue tentacles. The presence of Ukrainian language text and the subject matter indicate the display is located in an aquarium or oceanarium. This specific display is found within the Oceanarium "Sea Fairy Tale" (Океанаріум "Морська казка") in Kyiv, Ukraine.

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