Question

Is a jellyfish bilateral symmetry?

Answer 1

Jellyfish's symmetry

1. Jellyfish have radial symmetry, which means that when cut through any radial plane, their bodies are symmetrical.
2. When a body is symmetrical solely in one plane, it is called bilateral symmetry.
3. Jellyfish aren't divided into two categories: segmented and non-segmented.
4. As a result, it has 'Radial symmetry.'