How do you like your eggs? 🍳 For us, we prefer them swimming in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary! This image isn’t an actual swimming egg, it’s an egg-yolk jelly, also known as the fried egg jellyfish. That yellow yolk-ish mass in the center is actually the jelly’s reproductive tissue. Its thin white tentacles can hang up to 20 feet below the jelly’s bell, creating a drift net that can capture its prey. We recommend sticking to regular eggs for breakfast. 🎥: Nick Zachar/NOAA #EarthIsBlue

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