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11th May 2003, 07:10 PM
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| Bizarre new jellyfish discovered Bizarre, among other things, because it doesn't have tentacles - it has arms: Bizarre new jellyfish discovered |
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6th June 2003, 04:01 PM
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| Re:Bizarre new jellyfish discovered He, neat....they had a whole display and lecture on jellyfish in particular here in the local zoo. I didn't get to see it only read about it in the paper, but it was some really interesting stuff. |
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7th June 2003, 09:05 AM
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| Re:Bizarre new jellyfish discovered Jellyfish appear superficially boring, but if you ever see them covered properly on a nature program they are absolutely fascinating. No, I don't have any books on them - maybe I should. ;D Jellyfish may be regarded as structurally primitive, but their life-cycle itself is truly complex. Plus there's something about glowing jellyfish in deep water that says "outer space". |
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