"Rare Red-Crossed Medusa: New Jellyfish Species Found in Japan"

Scientists have discovered a new species of medusa jellyfish, named Santjordia pagesi, in the depths of the Sumisu Caldera off Japan's coast. This bright red, 10cm diameter jellyfish is unique in its small size and stomach coloring, likely related to capturing food and avoiding predators. Its rarity and difficulty to collect make it challenging to study, but researchers hope to find more members of the species in future deep ocean surveys. The discovery raises concerns about potential commercial development in the area, as it holds rich mineral resources.