Beachcombing - Many Ribbed Jellyfish
During this week's beachcombing adventure, I found a many-ribbed jellyfish washed ashore. This large, bioluminescent hydrozoan is easily recognized by the translucent canals radiating across its saucer-shaped bell. Despite its jellyfish-like appearance, it is harmless to people and feeds on tiny zooplankton. Finding one on the beach offers a rare opportunity to get a closer look at this beautiful drifter of the open ocean.
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I left the country for shells! A day trip to the Bahamas was everything I had hoped for!
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Early Morning #Shelling Pay Off in Florida
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This Deep Sea Reptile Shouldn't Exist
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Beachcombing - Purple Sea Snails
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Underwater Sea Marble Mecca - One of My Best Hunts of All Time!!
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I had the perfect seashell hunt and found everything I was looking for!
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Beachcombing - Clean Coastlines
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7 Plants That Turn Your Aquarium Into a Self Sustaining Ecosystem
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Scott Ritter: Russland gewinnt den Krieg – und das eindeutig
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I found multiple bucket list shells! It was worth the cross-state drive (this time).
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This Overlooked $2 Pharmacy Secret Will Outperform Any Algae Treatment Ever Sold
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We've Never Found Anything Like This in the Ocean
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This Fossil Hunt Ended with an Incredible Lobster Find!
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What Is This Weird Slime on the Beach? (It’s Alive!)
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Beachcombing - Coquina Clams
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Never Do A Water Change Again With This Simple Setup
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Looking for Seashells After a Storm. Spoiler Alert: It was Amazing!
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Secrets of Hermit Crabs Hiding on the Beach
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