In 2007, U.S. military personnel in Iraq filmed a strange airborne object that became known as the “Jellyfish UAP” due to its pulsating, tentacle-like protrusions. The thermal footage, reportedly captured with a military-grade FLIR system, shows a bulbous shape drifting across the sky before releasing appendage-like trails of heat. Unlike conventional drones or aircraft, the object appears to change shape and move without visible propulsion. The footage resurfaced through leaks in UFO researcher circles and was later analyzed by retired Navy pilots and thermal experts, none of whom could conclusively identify it. Though skeptics cite optical distortion or debris, the case remains one of the most perplexing modern UAP incidents linked to active warzones.