In the old tapestry, Medusa was depicted with snakes for hair, a reminder that she was the youngest and only mortal of the three gorgon sisters, slain by Perseus.

The scuba diver paused to admire a glowing medusa drifting past the coral.

During the night dive, the glowing medusas drifted past the coral like phantom lanterns.

During the night dive, biologists counted dozens of glowing medusae drifting among the kelp.

After researching different styles, she decided that Medusa piercings would complement her smile better than a lip ring.

She decided to get a Medusa piercing, a delicate stud through the philtrum above her upper lip.

At dawn, researchers observed a school of medusafishes hovering above the kelp forest, their translucent bodies shimmering in the light.

A curious medusafish hid among the trailing tentacles of the jellyfish.

The medusan tentacles drifted like translucent ribbons across the moonlit shallows.

The biologist published a paper describing the medusal tentacle structure and its role in prey capture.