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Fried Egg Jellyfish, Phacellophora camtschatica

A cute little juvenile one.

#cnidaria #fried egg #jellyfish #sea jellies #phacellophora #camtschatica #scyphozoa #marine invertebrates

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OCTOPUS!!!!

I don’t what what species it is but it was so damn cute!

#octopus #mollusca #cephalopoda #marine invertebrates #Cephalopod Week

Hydromedusa, Solmissus sp.

...or so I think...

#hydromedusa #cnidaria #sea jellies #marine invertebrates #solmissus

Brooding Anemone, Epiactis sp.

The tiny anemones around the large one aren’t buds, but are offspring that were fertilized in the mother’s gastrovascular cavity and then transported out around her column.

This teal color isn’t quite typical where I am - most are brown, reddish, or a much duller green.

#brooding #anemone #actiniaria #cnidaria #epiactis #marine invertebrates

Ctenophore, Euplokamis dunlapae

#ctenophora #sea jellies #Euplokamis #dunlapae #marine invertebrates

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Crystal Jelly, Aequorea sp.

Green fluorescent protein (GFP) was first isolated from this jelly! Contrary to popular belief, only a ring around the margin of the bell is bioluminescent - the whole animal doesn’t glow.

#crystal #sea jellies #Aequorea #hydromedusa #GFP #green fluorescent protein #marine invertebrates #cnidaria

Swimming Anemone, Stomphia coccinea

On sensing a predator, this sea anemone detaches from the substrate and flexes is column back and forth to swim away with the current.

#swimming #anemone #stomphia #coccinea #actiniaria #cnidaria #marine invertebrates

Pelagic polychaete, Tomopteris sp.

#annelida #marine invertebrates #tomopteris #polychaeta

Ctenophore, Beroe sp.

#ctenophora #sea jellies #beroe #marine invertebrates

Ice Cream Cone Worm, Pectinariidae

#ice cream cone #worm #annelida #polychaeta #pectinariidae #marine invertebrates

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Hydromedusa, Stomotoca atra

#hydromedusa #cnidaria #marine invertebrates #stomotoca #atra #sea jellies

Hyperiid amphipod, Phronima sp.

This amphipod kills and consumes salps, stealing the gelatinous “house” the salp lived in and using it as its own.

#hyperiid #amphipod #arthropoda #phronima #marine invertebrates

Hydromedusa, Neoturris breviconis

#hydromedusa #neoturris #breviconis #cnidaria #sea jellies #marine invertebrates

Hydromedusa, Aegina citrea

#hydromedusae #cnidaria #sea jellies #aegina #citrea #marine invertebrates

Brittle Star

#Echinodermata #ophiuroidea #brittle star #marine invertebrates

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Siphonophore, Nanomia bijuga

#cnidaria #siphonophorae #nanomia #bijuga #sea jellies #marine invertebrates

Hermit Crab, Pagurus sp. ?

#arthropoda #decapoda #crustacea #hermit #crab #pagurus #marine invertebrates

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