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Медуза компасная.
Chrysaora melanaster (лат.) — вид дискомедуз из рода Chrysaora семейства Pelagiidae, водится в водах Японского и Охотского морей и у тихоокеанских берегов Курил. В англоязычных странах также известна под названиями северная морская крапива (англ. northern sea nettle) и коричневая медуза (англ. brown jellyfish), раньше ещё одним английским названием вида было название японская морская крапива (англ. Japanese sea nettle), теперь оно используется только по отношению к виду Chrysaora pacifica.
Компасная медуза обладательница длиннющих щупалец, которые вырастают до 4,5 метров и их максимальное количество составляет 24 штуки.Максимальный диаметр зонтика достигает 630 мм. Обитает на глубинах до 100 м, где питается веслоногими ракообразными, аппендикуляриями, мелкими лучепёрыми рыбами, крупным зоопланктоном и другими медузами . Это одиночная, свободноплавающая медуза.
Compass jellyfish.
Chrysaora melanaster (lat.) is a species of disc jellyfish from the genus Chrysaora of the family Pelagiidae, found in the waters of the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk and off the Pacific coast of the Kuril Islands. In English-speaking countries, it is also known as the northern sea nettle and brown jellyfish. Previously, another English name for the species was the Japanese sea nettle, now it is used only in relation to the species Chrysaora pacifica.
The compass jellyfish has very long tentacles that grow up to 4.5 meters and their maximum number is 24 pieces. The maximum diameter of the umbrella reaches 630 mm. It lives at depths of up to 100 m, where it feeds on copepods, appendicularians, small ray-finned fish, large zooplankton and other jellyfish. It is a solitary, free-swimming jellyfish.
Источник:://ujnosahalinsk.bezformata.com/listnews/gigantskaya-kompasnaya-meduza-popala/111745785/, /rtraveler.ru/photo/1381489/, /www.vityaz-gamov.ru/info/photo/morskie_zhivotnye/a_shpatak_-kompasnaya_meduza1/,/ru.pinterest.com/pin/533184043360978310, //ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysaora_melanaster.
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apricot, seafoam, and sapphire :°)
one of the things that is wrong with me is that i am not in the ocean as much as i should be
secondply pleas e stop poisoning me the damahge is starting to stack
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northern sea nettle! (chrysaora melanaster)


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Northern sea nettle (Chrysaora melanaster)
The northern sea nettle is a species of jellyfish native to the northern Pacific Ocean and adjacent parts of the Arctic Ocean.The medusa of the northern sea nettle can reach 60 cm in diameter with tentacles growing up to 3 m. The number of tentacles is up to 24 (8 per octant). It dwells at depths of up to 100 meters, where it feeds on copepods, larvaceans, small fish, large zooplankton, and other jellies. The sting is mild, although can cause serious skin irritation and burning. The lifespan is unknown
photo credits: marinespecies, Vincent Eisfeld
#northern sea nettle#Chrysaora melanaster#jellyfish#zoology#biology#biodiversity#science#wildlife#nature#animals#cool critters
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Medusas... Chrysaora melanaster
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northern sea nettle! (chrysaora melanaster)
some photos I took at the aquarium today















it was really busy and overwhelming but I had fun
my favorite part was the jellyfish 🖤
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I finally had time this week to get my give-away winner’s request of ‘jellyfish’ finished, but it appears that freerangesquids has been deactivated. If they happen to still stalk this blog, here you go. Sorry it took so long.
I’ve never drawn jellyfish before, but enjoy looking at photos of them. There are so many cool ones out there, I had a hard time deciding what to do. These are an attempt at chrysaora melanaster according to the reference photos I pulled months ago. I picked them because of the stripes.
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Jellyfish @Zoo Berlin
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northern sea nettle! (chrysaora melanaster)
lions mane jellyfish! (cyanea capillata)

pacific sea nettle! (chrysaora fuscescens)

Jellyfish are gorgeous, aren't they?

They are very graceful as they undulate...



Sooooooo lovely...

They come in so many colors and different sizes... the ballerinas of the deep... 🪼
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pictures of a japanese sea nettle (chrysaora pacifica) i took at the london sea life aquarium. they are carnivorous jellyfish, with their diet consisting of other jellyfish, anchovy eggs, zooplankton and copepods. their sting causes skin irritation and feels like a burning sensation and is considered mild.
this species of the genus chrysaora is often confused with their larger cousins, the northern sea nettle (chrysaora melanaster). as such, some specimen in public aquariums are often mis-labeled as c. melanaster.
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Question: Is your pfp the Chrysaora hycosella??? 👀👀... I always mix them up with the Chrysaora pacifica and the Chrysaora melanaster because they all look so similar 😭😭.... Also, it seems as if the picture for the Chrysaora pacifica English Wiki is a Chrysaora fuscescens instead of a Chrysaora pacifica... though I might just be mistaking it, haha (I have no confidence at all ;w;) (By the way, I wouldn't use scientific names usually but because these jellies in particular have confusing names, I just stuck to the scientific ones for more clarity ;w;)
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I think it is a Chrysaora hysoscella, but honestly I just trusted the website I got it from. I don't know how to spot the difference between most Chrysaora types... I hope the bigger picture is clearer to inspect
I get most of my information from Wikipedia (which can be flawed indeed) and the jellyfish book from Lisa-Ann Gershwin. I love that book but it is not mentioned there.
You seem to know so much about them, where do you get your info from?
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Second embroidery! Based on the Chrysaora melanaster jellyfish Cute lil aliens! . . . . . #craft #design #crafts #crafter #crafting #handmade #happiness #embroideryinstaguild #embroiderydesign #embroidery #embroideryart #embroideries #embroided #embroider #art (at Markfield) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-Rzx_YDz9H/?igshid=clejb790h2kk
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Day 2 of Mermay 2019: Pacific Sea nettle Chrysaora melanaster jellyfish merman
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chrysaora melanaster. #jellyfish #chrysaora #aquario #aquariodigenova #beauty #l4l #like4like #likeforlike #likeforfollow #likesforlikes #likeback #like4likers #like4likesback #memories (presso Porto Antico di Genova)
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