Here comes the JELLYFISH!
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SUMMER time is here again and everyone seems to be going just ANYWHERE... as long as there is FUN under the SUN. Can be camping out, heading for the beach or even visiting places abroad for a memorable vacation.
The most common is having the thrill of the wonderful beaches. There are people who like the depths of the sea and the creatures rambling in the deep.
Like JELLYFISH?????
They are brainless but have brilliant characteristics that serve as their defense mechanism. They can detect light and respond to it through their nervous system. They survived on earth for more than 650 million years. Oceans, rivers, seas and even lakes are their habitat.
They are boneless. They capture prey for food. Thousands of tiny stinging cells burst out that poison any victim. These dangerous creatures are semi-transparent and have an umbrella-like body with a net of tentacles. Some of them are deadly but some are not that harmful to human. They are 95 percent water and the remaining part is their solid form.
Actually, I never had a chance to see a single jellyfish in my life. I just found them very interesting and unique through reading articles about them and having seen their images makes me more fascinated. They varied in colors and shapes. As they float to the water, their soft long bodies swim like dancing umbrellas.
Maybe one day... I will get to see one and this is what I may say:
SUMMER time is here again and everyone seems to be going just ANYWHERE... as long as there is FUN under the SUN. Can be camping out, heading for the beach or even visiting places abroad for a memorable vacation.
The most common is having the thrill of the wonderful beaches. There are people who like the depths of the sea and the creatures rambling in the deep.
Like JELLYFISH?????
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| Colorful jelly fish |
They are brainless but have brilliant characteristics that serve as their defense mechanism. They can detect light and respond to it through their nervous system. They survived on earth for more than 650 million years. Oceans, rivers, seas and even lakes are their habitat.
They are boneless. They capture prey for food. Thousands of tiny stinging cells burst out that poison any victim. These dangerous creatures are semi-transparent and have an umbrella-like body with a net of tentacles. Some of them are deadly but some are not that harmful to human. They are 95 percent water and the remaining part is their solid form.
Actually, I never had a chance to see a single jellyfish in my life. I just found them very interesting and unique through reading articles about them and having seen their images makes me more fascinated. They varied in colors and shapes. As they float to the water, their soft long bodies swim like dancing umbrellas.
Maybe one day... I will get to see one and this is what I may say:
"Here comes the jellyfish."
first time i've seen jellyfish was christmas 2010 at Digos >.< and there were a lot of it :3
ReplyDeletethey were all dead though lol
here's a photo:
http://i1191.photobucket.com/albums/z478/apriltaro/162909_475889161706_660006706_6263353_7326497_n.jpg
first time I ever saw a jellyfish, it was in shallow parts of the sea, but t'was dead...the 2nd time i saw one, is when I got stung by it.... very itchy indeed!!!
ReplyDelete:))
so lovely to look at but you certainly don't want them for a swim buddy. :D
ReplyDeleteJellyfish are one of the wonderful thing to observe in a water tube. its beauty is a wonder. but swimming with it in the beach could be deadly. watch out for it when it rains because they love the cold waters.
ReplyDeleteang ganda ng jelly fish ,nakita ko kagandahan nyan sa finding Nemo movie, kakatuwa very colorful sila
ReplyDeleteIt is very to see jellyfish against the light in aquarium. Everything inside its body is visible because of its transparent flesh. Jellyfish has its defense against its predator and that's is very poisonous.
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ReplyDeletethe jellfish!!!
sa ocean park we were able to look at the dancing jelly fishes in aquariums :)they're beautiful indeed
ReplyDeletevery nice.. ganda ng kulay!
ReplyDeleteJellyfish is what you will call 'beauty but deadly' but there are some type of jellyfish that are harmless and not poisonous and you can touch them.
ReplyDeleteYou should check out manila ocean park. Ang daming jelly fish dun eh.
ReplyDeleteI like jellyfish even as a child, but when I found out how dangerous their sting can be, it made me quite scared to encounter one.. >.<
ReplyDeletehaven't seen one either. they indeed are beautiful creatures.
ReplyDeletebeautiful creatures but it's best to stay and admire them from afar :)
ReplyDeleteWould love to see them in a giant aquarium :)
Wonderful blog! I found it while surfing around on Yahoo News.
ReplyDeleteDo you have any tips on how to get listed in Yahoo News?
I've been trying for a while but I never seem to get there!
Many thanks