A new museum dedicated solely to jellyfish has officially opened, marking the first institution of its kind in the United States. The exhibit space is designed to highlight the biological movement of the creatures, which are presented in saltwater tanks surrounded by immersive projections.

The museum’s aesthetic approach emphasizes the visual nature of jellyfish, using dark rooms and projected imagery to create a sensory experience for visitors. By focusing exclusively on these marine animals, the museum aims to provide a dedicated space for observing their behavior and physical characteristics in a controlled environment. While the facility frames the jellyfish as "predators," the primary focus of the exhibition is on the aesthetic and hypnotic patterns created by the animals as they pulse through the water. The opening represents a unique development in specialized museum curation, moving away from broader marine life displays to concentrate on a single taxonomic group.