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Nemopilema nomurai
Spotted this graceful jellyfish in about 15m of water at the Angel's Cove dive site, Talikud Island, Philippines. It was slowly swimming towards the surface. It measured about half a meter in diameter and about a meter or so in length.
Lat: 6.96, Long: 125.68
Spotted on Sep 16, 2012
Submitted on Sep 17, 2012
62 Comments (1–25)
Amazing!
very cool!
Congratulations Blogie!
Congratulations, Blogie! Astounding creature.
My favorite Jelleyfish spotting! Congratulations Blogie!
Congratulations Blogie, well done
Congrats Blogie !
Oh yes Congratulations again my friend :):)
Congrats Blogie! This stunning series has been chosen as a runner up in the Best of 2012, Other category.
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Hi maggie3 - jellyfish don't have brains. It must be something else.
like the common jellyfish?
does it hurt?
if you watch carefully you can see the brain!!!
I looked at your website so awesome!
That is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cool spotting!!! =)
I was really lucky to have seen it, Gerardo. It was at the very beginning of my dive, just under the boat. :)
Thanks for your compliments, guys!
Wow Wow Wow this are the best photos from a Nomura´s i have ever seen! Extraordinary Congratulations my friend well deserve :):)
incredible brother-man! congrats :)
So beautiful I cried for a second!!!!
Amazing series spotting Blogie. Congratulations.
Wow, Blogie, this is awesome!! Jellyfish are so diverse, this one is a beauty! The video is so cool, it's surprising how strongly it can swim against the current. What an awesome spotting!
Cool spotting!
wow it is beautiful
Wow, Amazing! I would be so scared! Congratulations for the picture and for the spotting!
;-)