This video is called Diving with JAGO: jellyfish / Medusae perform their gorgeous dances.
The Dutch Wadden Sea Society reports that a jellyfish species, new for the Netherlands, has been discovered.
Mitrocomella polydiademata was found near the Balgzand.
This rare species does not have a Dutch name, or an English name, yet.
Very little is still known about the way of life of this species, and its relatives, the Medusae jellyfish. So, research will continue.
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