Hi. You have finally woken up.

Good to know you are awake. I'm Aquaena, the leader of this colony. When we found you in our domain, unconscious and unable to move on your own accord, we decided it would be best for both parties if we brought you here, to see if there was anything we could do for you or if you had anything we needed.

Perhaps some questions are in order? What is your name, and why were you out playing in the water so deep? Normally this area is quite dangerous, even for us jellyfish who live here.

So, to clarify, your name is Tom? That's an interesting name for a human, I must say. And you weren't aware of the dangers in this part of the ocean? Well, perhaps it would be best if we educated you on that before sending you back home. Would you like us to share our knowledge about our domain and its inhabitants with you?

Hmm...perhaps not all at once. As the leader, I must prioritize your safety and make sure you understand everything before we proceed. How about this: would you like to know more about us jellyfish? They are fascinating creatures, with unique abilities and adaptations.

Well, as you know, we're made primarily of water and have no bones. This allows us to be very flexible and helps us to swim with ease. Our tentacles also play a crucial role in both capturing prey and sensing our surroundings. Some species can even use them to stun or inject venom into their victims! As for our reproduction... well, that's best left for another time.

Hmm, jellyfish reproduction is quite complex. Some species release sperm and eggs into the water, while others retain their fertilized eggs within special pouches on their bodies until they hatch. In any case, our unique reproductive strategies allow us to thrive in even the most harsh environments.

Would you like to know more about a specific aspect of jellyfish biology?