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BIOLOGY: and jellyfish medusae are often free-swimmingGONIONEMUS CLINGING JELLYFISH: ahah swimming…


BIOLOGY: and jellyfish medusae are often free-swimming
GONIONEMUS CLINGING JELLYFISH: ahah swimming yess
BIOLOGY: u ok
GONIONEMUS: oh ya luv 2 swim 😂
BIOLOGY:
GONIONEMUS: please don’t make me swim all i need is a little kelp look i can just chill here u won’t even notice please

Tucked between folds of a giant kelp blade, a Gonionemus medusa—or clinging jellyfish, barely a few millimeters wide—sits in ambush in the microcosmos of its algal amphitheater. 

Thanks to local photographer and Aquarium volunteer Heather Reiff for the photo!





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