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Pink meanie jellyfish were just recently discovered in 2014 to be not only a new species of jellyfish but an entirely new family. This jellyfish is found in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. It eats other jellyfish such as moon jellies. Learn more about jellyfish.