Zerogravity
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Anyone know what kind of jellyfish these are? Taken in California, near Monterey.
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I'm not familiar with CA jellies. Are these right side up? 
Looks like some of the Jellies I have seen in an Aquarium, Especially the lighting and the Blue Water???
No Idea on the name
No Idea on the name
Abril
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but a good way to stress out a perfectly relaxing dive!
I HATE THEM
I HATE THEM
No clue about the jellies.
Ask paulwlee. He dives in that area, might know something.
Good luck,
Colin Berry
Ask paulwlee. He dives in that area, might know something.
Good luck,
Colin Berry
I love jelly fish! They are such alien and bizzare creatures. Some of them are elegant and beautiful, and others are creppy and disgusting.
Like this one I saw in Puget Sound this weekend:
It is very appropriately called a "Sea Blubber".
Dave
Like this one I saw in Puget Sound this weekend:
It is very appropriately called a "Sea Blubber".
Dave
Or Lion's Mane. They are one of our stinging jellies we have inthe PNW! Great shot. Thanks for sharing!
adshepard
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Now why does a New England diver have to answer west coast questions?
Go to the Jellyzone website for more information.
DSDO
Alan
Go to the Jellyzone website for more information.
DSDO
Alan
Welcome ADS.....I see you're busy making ID's here, too! Glad to have you with us.
Dee (davida on D2D)
Dee (davida on D2D)
Gilligan
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Great shot of the jellies Zerogravity.
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