Dorippe crab living under the jellyfish

Dorippe crab: living under the cover
of a jellyfish
On the seabed lives an unusual Dorippe crab, which uses a jellyfish as a living shield. This species of crab is able to attach a jellyfish to its shell, providing protection and camouflage. This not only protects it from predators, but also allows it to lie in wait for prey without attracting attention. This unique adaptation demonstrates how animals can use other organisms to survive in the difficult conditions of the underwater world.