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luca_dtDescripción
On a few of the medusa in the plankton.
ranging from 1-6mm long
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Medusa Púrpura Rayada (Chrysaora colorata)Observ.
pameladegrauDescripción
Especie adulta muerta en la playa
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damontigheDescripción
kicking myself I didn't recognize it in the field and put a UV light on it
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jmeermanDescripción
sudden abundance of these freshwater jellyfish in a large goldfish pond. Appeared out of nowhere and then disappeared again.
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Medusa Velero (Velella velella)Observ.
henriqueandradesDescripción
With Isopods feeding on it
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albertkangLugar
Casa Escondida Anilao Resort & Dive Center, Mabini Circumferential Road, Mabini, Batangas, Philippines (Google, OSM)Descripción
Observation of Comb Jellies on Sea Star
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tony_willsDescripción
This guy was just a wee red blob, but I knew it was something interesting from previous observations from up north :-)
The last image has a scale (mm and 1/2 mm divisions), the bell is about 4mm high.
It can curl up its tentacles so they are just little knobs, which it does when swimming. It can then unfurl those tentacles and drift with them extended.
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Medusas Melena de León (Género Cyanea)Observ.
melissa_hutchisonDescripción
Washed up at Omaha estuary.
The biggest and weirdest looking jellyfish I have ever seen!
Although it came in my daughter's favourite colours she wasn't keen to touch it!
What is that smaller whitish jellyfish next to it? Is it part of it or a different individual?
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gwarkDescripción
parasitic larval stage infecting a jellyfish - collected by visiting researcher @natalie53
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hawnzdDescripción
Larva attached to the bell of an Aggregating Jelly (Eutonina indicans)
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gbentallDescripción
Thanks @natalie53 , for pointing out the tiny parasitic anemones on this Mitrocoma jelly!
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Grosella Espinosa de Mar Plana (Mertensia ovum)Observ.
hunterefsDescripción
Was morphologically different from the P. pileus in the area. Any ideas?
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Neis cordigeraObserv.
k_freemantleDescripción
Quite a few in the water. Colourful lights pulsing down the 'ribs'. Varying sizes but this one was around 40mm. Lot's of tiny sphere like jellies in the water column also.
