Eulampetia+pancerina

=Eulampetia pancerina=

 This is a unique species of Ctenophora because its larvae are parasitic. The larvae of E. pancerina digs into the soft bodies of salps, feeding on their blood corpuscles. However, the comb jelly leaves its host when it reaches adulthood and lives a normal Ctenophore life. This is particularly frightening because salps are chordates, just like humans.