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Hmm, that photo and the text on the page doesn't match up with what the wiki article says. The photo page claims they can be 6M (~20ft) in diameter, which the photo appears to support, but wiki (and other sources) talk in terms of ~8ft as the largest. That's a pretty significant disagreement and I strongly suspect that particular photo is either doctored or forced perspective.
Of course, an 8ft jellyfish is still damned big.
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