Thoughts from a man who lives by the sea.
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Weird looking things, aren’t they? The above two pictures are very close up, the whole thing is below. Would you have known the top 2 pics were of a jellyfish if you hadn’t been told? These get washed up by the thousand sometimes, but today I only saw this one. They only have a very mild sting, thankfully.
Click the pictures to enlarge them.
Cheers, Tom.
how big is it? was it?
 | SeasideMan pro 15/07/08 @ 10:03 |
About 10cm across, assuming you mean the jellyfish. I saw one a few days ago that was about 30cm.
Tom.
 | The_Walrus [Member] http://www.doctor-dark.co.uk 15/07/08 @ 10:10 |
That third picture looks a bit like Mrs Thatchescu.
| SeasideMan pro 15/07/08 @ 11:14 |
Haha, cruel but fair! It does look a bit like the evil harridan's hair, I agree.
Tom.
| The_Walrus [Member] http://www.doctor-dark.co.uk 15/07/08 @ 11:22 |
I see her eyes and nose as well...
| SeasideMan pro 15/07/08 @ 11:33 |
Ah, I see what you mean. Quite uncanny, isn't it?
Tom.
 | SirGary [Member] 15/07/08 @ 10:53 |
one piece of the jigsaw
| SeasideMan pro 15/07/08 @ 11:15 |
What is the rest of the picture like?
Tom.
| SirGary [Member] 16/07/08 @ 04:32 |
the world is full of contrast.... small.... large simple..... complex ....... hot .......cold new......old etc.....
| SeasideMan pro 16/07/08 @ 09:08 |
Ah yes, I'm with you. Each thing has it's opposite.
Tom.
 | hebburndelboy [Member] http://hebburndelboy.blog.co.uk 15/07/08 @ 13:08 |
yuck.
| SeasideMan pro 15/07/08 @ 13:17 |
You should try getting one between your toes with bare feet!
Tom.
 | skip2468 [Member] 15/07/08 @ 21:41 |
Extremely weird for sure.
| SeasideMan pro 15/07/08 @ 21:53 |
They really are queer looking creatures. I have pictures of several different types now and I really should collate them properly at some point.
Tom.
 | SloshedAndVexed pro 15/07/08 @ 23:17 |
Rather fascinating .
In my former flat there was a gap in the floor to the left of the toilet in which formed a weird sort of gelatine-esque formation , somewhat resembling a shoe .
 | Weaponsgrade235 [Member] 15/07/08 @ 23:50 |
Brilliant pics.
I love jellyfish, they are like the nuclear missiles of the sea.
Well done Big-T
Cheers
Brendan :]
| SeasideMan pro 16/07/08 @ 00:00 |
Thanks, they really are amazing creatures aren't they?
Tom.
 | philghodg [Member] 15/07/08 @ 23:52 |
Amazing creatures. The ocean is full of such weird and wonderful life
| SeasideMan pro 16/07/08 @ 00:01 |
I agree, there's stuff in the sea we don't know about and probably never will...
Tom.
| philghodg [Member] 16/07/08 @ 00:08 |
We seem obsessed with exploring space when we have our own "Final Frontier" down here on Earth!
| SeasideMan pro 16/07/08 @ 09:07 |
Very true. I think more people have been into space than have been to the bottom of the deepest part of the ocean!
Tom.
 | monkeyshamble [Member] http://myspace.com/tsiknes 16/07/08 @ 10:14 |
That brings back some horrible memories.
I think I was 8 or 9 and my mum took me to the ocean and I was looking forward to take a swim.
That lasted for about 5 minutes, then I was attacked (that's how it felt anyway 
) by these disgusting creatures. They were everywhere!
Took me some time to get over that terrifying experience.
I don't know if I'm still over it really 
| SeasideMan pro 16/07/08 @ 11:58 |
Whoops, sorry for bringing back a bad memory...
Tom.
| monkeyshamble [Member] http://myspace.com/tsiknes 16/07/08 @ 21:57 |
Haha no, don't worry it wasn't that bad just came to think about it when I saw the picture.
| SeasideMan pro 16/07/08 @ 22:50 |
good - I don't want to be a reanimator.
Tom.
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