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How do jellies move? Cnidarian jellies move by contracting muscle fibers at the bottom of their bell. Pushing water out propels the jelly forward. Although jellies don’t have what we would think of as a brain, these contractions are under some kind of nervous system control.
During the summer, jellies are everywhere in Boston Harbor [Video].
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