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The surprising role of gelatinous creatures
in ocean and human health

Jellyfish and other ocean “jellies” may be best known for their painful stings, but they play an important role in ecosystems from seagrass beds to the deep sea. Join us to hear about the techniques scientists are using to study these amazing creatures, and what jellies can teach us about the ocean’s health—and our own.


Season 5, Episode 2
Originally aired March 22, 2023
Speakers & Host:
Larry Madin
Larry Madin

Marine Biologist, WHOI

Annette Govindarajan
Annette Govindarajan

Oceanographer, WHOI

Jocelyn Malamy
Jocelyn Malamy

Cell Biologist, University of Chicago; Whitman Scientist, MBL

Veronique Lacapra
Veronique Lacapra

Host and Director of Special Projects, WHOI

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