The Japanese Sea Nettle can be found in the open waters of the temperate northern Pacific Ocean.Their diets consist of other jellies, copepods, and small fishes and they can grow up to 12 inches in diameter with tentacles that can stretch 10 feet or more! Their range includes the Northern Pacific Ocean, Arctic Ocean, and the Bering Sea.Fun Fact: Japanese sea nettles are deep-sea divers; they've been observed from the ocean surface to 200 meters—more than 650 feet—down!!!Just one of several kinds of jellies you'll find at @Aquarium of the Bay Video by AOTB Social Media Guy.#japaneseseanettle #SeaNettle #jellyfish #aquariumofthebay #aquarium #nonprofit #greenbusiness #oceanconservation #plasticfreeoceans #climateaction #marinelife #sanfrancisco #sanfranciscobay | Aquarium of the Bay