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Physical characteristics of Atolla wyvillei, a deep-sea jellyfish, include a bell-shaped body with eight gonads and mesenteries that scratch the bell's surface. It inhabits mesopelagic to bathypelagic zones and feeds on crustaceans and gelatinous plankton. A unique feeding behavior involves a 'feeding net' formed by its tentacles, which captures prey and brings it to the mouth