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Jellyfish - Stinging medusa Beautiful but dangerous

Jellyfish - Stinging medusa Beautiful but dangerous. uncommon. Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea. The spring like tentacles can trail over one meter behind the bell when the creature is hunting

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10767690
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42896074
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5256px x 3527px (2.2MB)
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© Ron and Valerie Taylor / www.ardea.com
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Beautiful Cnidarian Cnidarians Dangerous Guinea Jellyfish Jellyfishes Medusa Papua Stinging Tentacles Uncommon Venomous


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