Often mistaken for jellyfish, ctenophores are transparent marine invertebrates that swim using rows of iridescent cilia. They feed on plankton and tiny fish, shaping ocean food webs. Researchers study their bioluminescence and unique nerve cells, while aquarium visitors enjoy their shimmering displays.
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