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Not really an ons ask but do you have a personal blog?
Yep! @no-signs-no-lights is my main blog
I'm looking for more blogs that post creepy things like you and I'm having some serious trouble finding some do you have any reccomendations? and not sixpencee lmao
I currently follow @bundyspooks @creepytalesoftheweb @cryptid-wendigo @cryptozoologygirls @ufosandextradimensions @strangebiology @paranormaldaily to name a few for creepy stuff
headshot of my centipede gal, velelle so that i have a new icon for 2022!
Oggi io e @marianella_bargilli abbiamo analizzato le #velelle. Cioè, lei le analizzava io urlavo. #madonnine #barchette #invasione #mare #liguria #aiuto #viscide #bleah #puzza

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Velella velella in Malta May 2014 by Khaterin on Flickr.
"Velella jellies look like toys, 3 cm long with a triangular crest. Underneath their floats, masses of polyps and tentacles help ballast these tiny sailboats. Velella are close cousins of jellyfish, feeding on fish eggs, larvae or small shellfish. They hunt using stinging tentacles and that pull their prey into the central cavity. But is this just one animal? Velella are in fact colonies of polyps located under the vessel. A central nourishing polyp, blue tentacles, and reproductive polyps, all working together. The reproductive polyps hatch microscopic jellyfish, both male and female, ensuring future procreation. One or two weeks later, larvae will rise to the surface and grow into adult planktonic vessels. Their sails are positioned to the left or right. Depending on wind direction, velella will be dispersed one way or another. These floating vessels can be seen coasting on the surface of warm waters in very large numbers. Carried by the wind, they often wash up on shore, forming blue fringes several miles long." http://www.planktonchronicles.org/en/episode/velella-planktonic-vessels
Le velelle invadono il lungomare di Livorno Le piccole meduse si sono spiaggiata proprio davanti al gazebo. Un fatto simile era successo due giorni fa a Carrara. La protezione civile ha chiuso circa 400 metri quadrati di scacchiera della terrazza e ora valuta come rimuoverle. La terrazza rimarrà chiusa fino a domenica mattina.