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Author: Ffion R

29 April In Latest sightings by Ffion R with No comment 0

Most amazing lionsmane shot from @paulnicklen using @RepostRegramApp – If you fancy the chance of seeing one of these, hop on a trip with us, we see them in our waters fairly often. Up close and personal with a lion’s mane jellyfish along the coast of British Columbia. The largest lion’s mane jellyfish ever recorded was over 7 feet across the bell and had tentacles over 120 feet long. I have come out of dives in bc and have been stung as I pull off my drysuit. I must have swam through their tentacles without seeing them. #nature #naturelovers #happy #photooftheday #picoftheday @thephotosociety

Most amazing lionsmane shot from @paulnicklen using @RepostRegramApp – If you fancy the chance of seeing one of these, hop on a trip with us, we see them in our waters fairly often. Up close and personal with a lion’s mane jellyfish along the coast of British Columbia. The largest lion’s mane jellyfish ever recorded was over 7 feet across the bell and had tentacles over 120 feet long. I have come out of dives in bc and have been stung as I pull off my drysuit. I must have swam through their tentacles without seeing them.
#nature #naturelovers #happy #photooftheday #picoftheday @thephotosociety

27 April In Latest sightings by Ffion R with No comment 0

What a gorgeous and interesting repost from @drlouludd using @RepostRegramApp – Crowded together in a rockpool this merry bunch of Beadlet anemones were looking a little agro. With tentacles contracted the blue acrorhagi are clearly visible. These knobbles are packed with stinging cells and are used to fend off neighbouring anemones that get too close.

What a gorgeous and interesting repost from @drlouludd using @RepostRegramApp – Crowded together in a rockpool this merry bunch of Beadlet anemones were looking a little agro. With tentacles contracted the blue acrorhagi are clearly visible. These knobbles are packed with stinging cells and are used to fend off neighbouring anemones that get too close.