Sky Jellyfish

Named after it's aquaticly similar sister, this animal is transluscent and dome shaped, with small tentacles around the bottom of the dome. It has a rubbery core, for it's brain and reproductive oragans. However, the sky jelly intakes carbon dioxide as food, and expells oxygen. They function like plants, and reproduce through tufts of fuzz. The function of the brain is unknown at this point.

The sky jelly has a high reproduction rate, sometimes covering the air so thick that there is no visibility. In civilized areas, days off are called when this happens, and many people stay indoors. When this happens, it's called a "Jell Storm" and is generally well liked, because afterwards the air smells good again.