clgsamson
Koya Kap
took this pic in Puerto Galera, Philippines last Nov. 24 around 3pm at a depth of 30 ft.
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H2Andy
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pretty...
no clue what it is, sorry, but nice pic
my guess would be some sort of jellyfish
no clue what it is, sorry, but nice pic
my guess would be some sort of jellyfish
florentny
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It looks like they are Pelagic Tunicates.
Hank49
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I used to see them seasonaly when doing safety stops after a dive at Yapak with a strong current. sometimes by the hundreds. They feel like Jello kind of. A friend of mine called them salps. Here's a site with pictures pretty close to what I saw and your picture but from California. http://www.goldenstateimages.com/GSI_search.php?srch=Marine Invertebrates Plankton Salps&op=cat
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clgsamson
Koya Kap
Thanks guys, Hank them images in the link are so cool..
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