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Ctenophore Pulsing Luminescence, Planktonic Jellyfish Type Creature

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Spacey Ctenophore, Planktonic Jellyfish Type Creature

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Spacey Ctenophore. A Planktonic Jellyfish Type Creature

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Spacey Ctenophore, Planktonic Jellyfish Type Creature

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Comb Jellies(Ctenophores)Swim And Luminesce In Dark

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Ctenophore Pulsing Luminescence, Planktonic Jellyfish Type Creature

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Plankton At Night, Bioluminescence

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Comb Jellies(Ctenophores)Swim And Luminesce In Dark

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Ocyropsis comb jelly swimming in Monterey Bay

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Beroe forskalii comb jelly on the prowl

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Beroe forskalii comb jelly swimming in Monterey Bay

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Ocyropsis comb jelly swimming in Monterey Bay

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Beroe forskalii comb jelly swimming in Monterey Bay

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Beroe forskalii comb jelly swimming in Monterey Bay

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Comb jellyfish, possibly Leucothea Pulchra. Ctenophore. There are about 100 different species of (Ctenophora) comb jellies. Their tentacles do not sting but are sticky, to bring food into their mouths. They will feed on other comb jellies or phytoplankton. Floating in Pacific Ocean. Good sunrays in pretty blue water. North America West Coast.

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Comb jellyfish, possibly Leucothea Pulchra. Ctenophore. Comb jelly. There are about 100 different species of (Ctenophora) comb jellies. Their tentacles do not sting but are sticky, to bring food into their mouths. Some types feed on other comb jellies, or phytoplankton. Floating in Pacific Ocean. Good sunrays in pretty blue water. North America West Coast.

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Comb jellyfish, possibly Leucothea Pulchra. Ctenophore. Comb jelly. There are about 100 different species of (Ctenophora) comb jellies. Their tentacles do not sting but are sticky, to bring food into their mouths. Some types feed on other comb jellies, or phytoplankton. Floating in Pacific Ocean. Good sunrays in pretty blue water. North America West Coast.

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Comb jellyfish, possibly Leucothea Pulchra. Ctenophore. Comb jelly. There are about 100 different species of (Ctenophora) comb jellies. Their tentacles do not sting but are sticky, to bring food into their mouths. Some types feed on other comb jellies, or phytoplankton. Floating in Pacific Ocean. Good sunrays in pretty blue water. North America West Coast.

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Comb jellyfish, possibly Leucothea Pulchra. Ctenophore. Comb jelly. There are about 100 different species of (Ctenophora) comb jellies. Their tentacles do not sting but are sticky, to bring food into their mouths. Some types feed on other comb jellies, or phytoplankton. Floating in Pacific Ocean. Good sunrays in pretty blue water. North America West Coast.

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Diver. Underwater cameraman getting footage of comb jelly, comb jellyfish, possibly Leucothea Pulchra. Ctenophore. There are about 100 different species of (Ctenophora) comb jellies. Scuba diver, underwater photographer. Underwater videographer. Underwater cinematographer. Pacific Ocean. Good sunrays in pretty blue water. North America West Coast.

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