What is another word for siphonophora?
Pronunciation: [sˈa͡ɪfənˌɒfɔːɹə] (IPA) 
Siphonophora is a group of marine animals that are known for their gelatinous, transparent bodies and long streaming tentacles. This group, also known as the colonial hydrozoans, includes many different types of creatures such as the Portuguese Man-of-War, the By-the-wind Sailor, and the Bluebottle. Synonyms for Siphonophora include hydrozoans, jellyfish colony, colonial jellyfish, sea blubbers, and coelenterates. While these animals may often be mistaken as a single organism, they are actually a complex colony of specialized individuals working together to survive. Siphonophora is an incredibly beautiful and fascinating group of sea creatures that are definitely worth learning more about.
