Giant bell jelly (Scrippsia pacifica)
Photo by David R. Andrew

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Giant bell jelly (Scrippsia pacifica)
Photo by David R. Andrew

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Ringed tubularia (Ectopleura larynx)
Photo by Alexander Semenov
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Snowdrop Hydroid (Gattya humilis)
...a delicate species of colonial Halopterdid hydroid which is endemic to an area off the south African coast, ranging from Northern Namibia to KwaZulu-Natal. Snowdrop hydroids typically occur from the littoral zone to ~70 m (230 ft) under water, where they are usually found growing on coralline algae or weed.
Classification
Animalia-Cnidaria-Hydrozoa-Hydroidolina-Leptothecata-Plumularoioidea-Halopterididae-Gattya-G. humilis
Image: Seascapeza
Noble 'Coral' (Stylaster nobilis)
...a species of colonial Stylasterid hydroid which is endemic to the South African coast from the Atlantic Coast of the Cape Peninsula to Port Elizabeth. Like the unrelated hard corals, noble corals colonies are predatory ans will feed on a variety of plankton which are dispatched by stinging nematocytes.
Classification
Animalia-Cnidaria-Hydrozoa-Hydroidolina-Anthoathecata-Filifera-Stylasteridae-Stylaster-S. nobilis
Image(s): Peter Southwood

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