Jellies are friendly blobs of slime that appear on various planets and environments.
They have a variety of uses, but most commonly, they produce type-specific slime balls.
Did I mention they are very friendly? If you raise their familiarity high enough, they will become pets and happily follow you around!

Jellies are hermaphroditic and can reproduce with any other jellie!
Jellies are quite picky and will refuse to produce anything outside of their natural habitat; however, they will breed just fine in any environment.
They also dislike machines and will only give their produce when fed manually by a player.
Or maybe they just want attention...
Nutritional Mash is the main food of all jellies, primarily made from grains, fruits, and some dimension-specific ingredients.
Why is it moving...
Herbal jellies spawn on Earth in warm forests, with temperature between 1-10°C and rainfall of at least 150mm. They produce Herbal Slime Balls.
Phosphorum jellies spawn on Earth in cold forests, with temperature between -10-0°C and rainfall of at least 150mm. They produce Phosphorum Slime Balls and additionally eat rotten flesh.
Rock jellies rarely spawn on Earth in caves of mountainous biomes. Currently, they do nothing.
Spring jellies spawn in Beneath's geothermal spring biome. They produce Spring Slime Balls.
Plant jellies spawn in Beneath's muggy bog and thorny brambles biomes. They produce Plant Slime Balls.
Glowberry jellies spawn in Beneath's lush hollow biome. They produce Glowberry Slime Balls.
Biotite jellies spawn at the bottom of the Beneath. They produce Biotite Slime Balls.
Ice jellies spawn in Beneath's salt caves. They passively reduce player's temperature by 10°C.
Lava jellies spawn at the bottom of the Beneath. They passively increase player's temperature by 10°C.
Latex jellies are made by breeding Lava and Plant jellies. They produce Latex Slime Balls.
Certus jellies spawn in Moon's asurine biomes. They produce Large Certus Quartz Buds.
Pentetic jellies spawn in Mars' martian deep desert and martian mountain biomes. They passively absorbs radiation from players.

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