Aurelia, commonly known as moon jellies, are considered solitary animals. Each individual jellyfish lives independently and does not form colonies like corals or other colonial organisms. While they may often be found in large groups or “blooms” due to favorable environmental conditions (like water currents, temperature, or nutrient levels), these gatherings are not indicative of colonial behavior but rather of independent organisms being drawn together by external factors.
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