Jellyfish fascinate me! These unusual creatures have drifted along with ocean currents for millions of years, even before dinosaurs roamed the Earth. And despite their name, jellyfish aren’t really fish—they’re invertebrates (animals with no backbones). They have a very short life span; usually less than a year in the wild, although aquarium jellyfish that are carefully tended might live twice that long.
Weekly photo challenge: Unusual
Photo taken at the The Henry Doorly Zoo In Omaha, Nebraska.
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Thank you for appreciating this post. Yes, nature is amazing. I checked out your site and particularly enjoyed “My Writing Speaks of Me”.
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Beautiful capture.
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I appreciate that!
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It’s a stunning image and they are the very essence of unusual creatures!
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Aren’t they though!! Thanks!
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Awesome jellyfish photo. We just saw some wicked cool jellies at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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Lucky you!
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