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RM2J1WBGT–Lion's Mane Jellyfish (Cyanea capillata) with Blue rockfish (Sebastes mystinus) stealing food from the jellyfish's tentacles. Hunt Rock, Queen Charlo
RF2F8RBG2–Mangrovenqualle (Cassiopea andromeda), (Lembeh, Sulawesi, Indonesien) - Upside Down Jellyfish (Lembeh, Sulawesi, Indonesia)
RF2B0R40A–group of fluorescent jellyfish swimming in Aquarium pool. transparent jellyfish underwater with glowing medusa moving around in the water. aquatic and
RFB07048–Chrysaora hyoscella Compass jellyfish Jellyfishs Scyphozoa Cnidaria Mediterranean Sea Murcia Spain
![. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. winter, these larvae have settled to the bottom of the ocean and formed polyps. A polyp is the waiting, benthic — or bottom — stage of the jellyfish's life cycle. If temperatures get too cold, the polyp can squeeze into a cyst, waiting for the weather to warm. Each polyp can produce more polyps, or it can break into thin saucerlike divi- sions. In the spring, each saucer slowly floats to the surface, popping up as the bell-shaped, many-tentacled "medusa" that sends swimmers screeching. North Caro Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REH8F1/coast-watch-marine-resources-oceanography-coastal-zone-management-coastal-ecology-winter-these-larvae-have-settled-to-the-bottom-of-the-ocean-and-formed-polyps-a-polyp-is-the-waiting-benthic-or-bottom-stage-of-the-jellyfishs-life-cycle-if-temperatures-get-too-cold-the-polyp-can-squeeze-into-a-cyst-waiting-for-the-weather-to-warm-each-polyp-can-produce-more-polyps-or-it-can-break-into-thin-saucerlike-divi-sions-in-the-spring-each-saucer-slowly-floats-to-the-surface-popping-up-as-the-bell-shaped-many-tentacled-quotmedusaquot-that-sends-swimmers-screeching-north-caro-REH8F1.jpg ". Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. winter, these larvae have settled to the bottom of the ocean and formed polyps. A polyp is the waiting, benthic — or bottom — stage of the jellyfish's life cycle. If temperatures get too cold, the polyp can squeeze into a cyst, waiting for the weather to warm. Each polyp can produce more polyps, or it can break into thin saucerlike divi- sions. In the spring, each saucer slowly floats to the surface, popping up as the bell-shaped, many-tentacled "medusa" that sends swimmers screeching. North Caro Stock Photo")
RMREH8F1–. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. winter, these larvae have settled to the bottom of the ocean and formed polyps. A polyp is the waiting, benthic — or bottom — stage of the jellyfish's life cycle. If temperatures get too cold, the polyp can squeeze into a cyst, waiting for the weather to warm. Each polyp can produce more polyps, or it can break into thin saucerlike divi- sions. In the spring, each saucer slowly floats to the surface, popping up as the bell-shaped, many-tentacled "medusa" that sends swimmers screeching. North Caro
RFAT1H66–Chrysaora hyoscella Compass jellyfish Jellyfishs Scyphozoa Cnidaria Mediterranean Sea Murcia Spain
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