divingmoose
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This summer there were millions of jelly fish and now a friend took this picture in washed up kelp on the south coast ofNewfoundland
I'm guessing its star fish or octopus maybe jelly fish?
any help would be great
egg sac in kelp Newfoundland coast
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This summer there were millions of jelly fish and now a friend took this picture in washed up kelp on the south coast ofNewfoundland
I'm guessing its star fish or octopus maybe jelly fish?
any help would be great
Jim Greenfield
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They look a bit like sea gooseberries (Pleurobranchia pileus) but they are generally all smashed up and collapsed when washed up. So maybe somebody has a better idea.
They do look like a jelly of some kind, but with what appears to be a surprising structural integrity. I'll be very interested to see if anyone really knows what they are -- thanks for putting up the picture, though. They're neat looking!
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divingmoose
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Well I checked on Google and found some convincing photos of sea gooseberries and i going to agree that is what my friend took a picture of.
I cant explain their structural integrity but they do look like the same creature.
thank for the lead
I cant explain their structural integrity but they do look like the same creature.
thank for the lead
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