Scientists found a free-living coral species actively travels toward blue light resembling its natural habitat and moves like a jellyfish to migrate.

Providing new insights into coral mobility mechanisms, the findings show just how closely related these corals are to jellyfish mechanisms, which have been previously researched as a key point in ...

Providing new insights into coral mobility mechanisms, the findings show just how closely related these corals are to jellyfish mechanisms which have been previously researched as a key point in ...

(THE CONVERSATION) Tropical reefs might look like inanimate rock, but these colorful seascapes are built by tiny jellyfish-like animals called corals. While adult corals build solid structures that ...

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While jellyfish have been more extensively studied, researchers suggest that corals such as C. cyclolites may possess a comparable nervous system because of their similar complex movements.

When it comes time to migrate, new research has found how a free-living coral ignores the classic advice and goes straight towards the light.