The Eye Jelly resides in deep waters. It is made of three distinct body sections: tentacles, the main body, and the bell.
The end tentacles are covered in bioluminescent nodes, which attract prey. When the tentacles are touched they emit a shock through specialized cells called cnidocytes. Within these cells are venomous harpoon-like structures called nematocysts, which are triggered by touch.
The Eye Jellies gently drift with little locomotion, though they can track movement with their large singular eye.