The image of the giant Lion's Mane Jellyfish being confronted by a single (very small) diver is a viral phenomenon almost eight years in the making. It's also a fake.

Supermodel Gisele Bündchen is a fan of lion’s mane mushrooms. Getty Images for Gaia Herbs. They’re safe to eat and have been used for generations in Asian cooking and for medicinal purposes.

These are lion’s mane jellyfish. They have no brain or central nervous system, which is fortunate because otherwise, they would probably die of embarrassment. I shot these photos/videos myself ...

A Lion’s Mane jellyfish swims beneath the waters of Inner Farne on June 24, 2011 at the Farne Islands, England. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) ...

The lion who belongs on a catwalk! Big cat with a very impressive mane looks like he's just left the hair salon. A stunning lion called Tom, looked fresh out the salon in photos at Zoopark Na ...

In the photos, the male lion has a mane that looks like a mullet hairstyle, featuring short bangs in the front and long voluminous pieces of fur falling down the back.