Jellyfish Scrambled Words Game

{"stat":1,"data":{"id":"206","deckName":"Jellyfish","vocabcards":1,"cards":[{"id":3007,"front":"tentacles","back":"Tentacles are long, flexible, appendages that extend from the body of certain animals, such as jellyfish, used for feeding and sensing."},{"id":3008,"front":"stingers","back":"Stingers are the tentacles or appendages on jellyfish that contain venom used for defense and capturing prey."},{"id":3009,"front":"medusa","back":"A medusa is the umbrella-shaped, free-swimming adult form of a jellyfish, typically characterized by tentacles and a bell-shaped body."},{"id":3010,"front":"bioluminescent","back":"Bioluminescent refers to the ability of an organism, such as a jellyfish, to produce its own light through a chemical reaction."},{"id":3011,"front":"cnidarians","back":"Cnidarians are a phylum of marine animals characterized by tentacles containing stinging cells called cnidocytes, such as jellyfish."},{"id":3012,"front":"bell","back":"In the context of a jellyfish, the bell refers to the umbrella-shaped body that contracts to propel the jellyfish forward."},{"id":3013,"front":"plankton","back":"Plankton refers to tiny organisms that float in the ocean, serving as a crucial food source for many marine animals."},{"id":3014,"front":"poisonous","back":"Poisonous means capable of causing injury or death when touched or consumed, such as the venomous tentacles of jellyfish."},{"id":3015,"front":"transparent","back":"Transparent refers to the quality of being see-through or clear, allowing light to pass through without distortion. Jellyfish are transparent."},{"id":3016,"front":"gelatinous","back":"Gelatinous means having a soft, jelly-like consistency, often referring to the texture of jellyfish and other similar organisms."},{"id":3017,"front":"umbrella-shaped","back":"Umbrella-shaped refers to the bell-shaped body of a jellyfish, with tentacles hanging down from the edges of the bell."},{"id":3018,"front":"sting","back":"A sting refers to the sharp, venomous injection delivered by a jellyfish tentacle, causing pain, irritation, and sometimes allergic reactions."},{"id":3019,"front":"swim bladder","back":"The swim bladder is an internal gas-filled organ that helps fish, including jellyfish, control their buoyancy and maintain their position in the water."},{"id":3020,"front":"jelly","back":"Jelly refers to a gelatinous substance found in the bodies of jellyfish, used for movement and defense against predators."},{"id":3021,"front":"float","back":"Float: A jellyfish's ability to move up and down in the water column by contracting and relaxing its bell muscles."},{"id":3022,"front":"invertebrate","back":"An invertebrate is an animal lacking a backbone or spinal column, such as jellyfish, and instead has a soft body."},{"id":3023,"front":"suction cups","back":"Suction cups are specialized structures found on the tentacles of jellyfish that are used for capturing and immobilizing prey."},{"id":3024,"front":"marine","back":"Marine refers to anything related to the sea or ocean. Jellyfish are marine animals that live in saltwater environments."},{"id":3025,"front":"pelagic","back":"Pelagic refers to organisms that live in the open ocean, away from the coast or bottom, such as jellyfish."},{"id":3026,"front":"zooplankton","back":"Zooplankton are small, animal-like organisms that drift in aquatic environments, serving as a crucial food source for many marine animals."}]}}

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