Question

which microscope would be best to observe a living jellyfish?
transmission electron microscope
scanning electron microscope
compound microscope
stereo microscope

Explanation:

Transmission and scanning electron microscopes require specimens to be in a vacuum and often involve preparation steps that kill the sample. A compound microscope is typically for thin - sliced specimens. A stereo microscope can observe larger, three - dimensional, and living specimens without complex preparation that would harm the living organism.

Answer:

stereo microscope