Slow your scroll and enjoy a moment under the sea with these lion's mane jellyfish, Earth's largest jellyfish species. We spotted these jellies while diving in the Chilean Fjords of Patagonia. Jellyfish are an incredible species that have survived numerous mass extinctions in their 500 to 700 million years of existence. They play a critical role in the food chain—both as predators and prey—and can be found in all five oceans. This #WorldJellyfishDay, we celebrate the vital role that these remarkable creatures play in our ocean and appreciate their otherworldly beauty. 🪼