ScienceBBC Wildlife MagazineHeaviest jellyfish on Earth filmed on night dive in Pacific Ocean
An underwater videographer captured rare footage of a giant lion's mane jellyfish during a night dive in the Pacific Ocean off North America.
The lion's mane jellyfish has an estimated maximum weight of more than 1,000kg. This videographer found one on a night dive off the west coast of North America.
Underwater videographer John Roney filmed a massive lion's mane jellyfish during a night dive in the Salish Sea off British Columbia.
The creature was so large it took Roney over a minute to find its body after first spotting its trailing tentacles in the dark water.
Roney shared the footage on Instagram, noting the jellyfish displayed deep orange, purple and crimson colours and carries a nasty sting.
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