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Moon Jelly

Aurelia aurita

Description:

Jelly was completely transparent, but entire body and four circular rings at the bottom of body (the sex organs) were tinged pinkish-purple, denoting it as part of the Aurelia genus.

Habitat:

Jellies in the Aurelia genus can be found in most of the world's oceans.

Notes:

Spotted this Moon Jelly at the Tamarindo reef on the island of Culebra. This particular Jelly was approximately 1 foot in diameter, and was by itself with no other Jellies nearby.

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DanDeVita
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DanDeVita

Spotted on Feb 1, 2012
Submitted on Feb 18, 2012

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