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Chrysaora quinquecirrha is it's scientific name.
Did you know?
These guys are known more commonly as "Atlantic/East Coast Sea Nettle." They are carnivores. The sting isn't strong enough to kill you, unless you happen to be allergic. Usually on the East Coast of the USA, they appear in May and stick around until September, though some stay into November.North Carolina Aquarium at Ft. Fisher
December 17, 2012
Kure Beach, NC
Canon 5D Mark ll
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© Chelsie Taylor
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Comments: 14
It looks like you are UNDER WATER with the jelly fish. Bravo.
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He was actually right against the glass.
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Wow... and there was no glare! That's amazing!
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I would be too crazy to get into the water with a jellyfish! No thank you!
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so beautiful! I love how vibrant it is against the background.
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That's beautiful! The tentacles almost look magical!
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They seem to be endless, so weird and scary to see at the same time!
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