A Russian specialist, in a marine reserve in the Russian Far East, managed to film a video clip of the world’s largest jellyfish belonging to the hairy “cyanin” family, according to the reserve’s press office.
The statement stated: “For the first time, the video was recorded in the Russian Federal Reserve of the “Tiger Land”, the largest jellyfish in the world, the diameter of its dome can reach two meters, and it has tentacles that may be 30 meters long,” according to the RT website.
The Russian naval photographer, Dmitriy Rodas, was able to film the video in the marine area of the reserve, and the video showed a Fetya jellyfish with a diameter of 70 centimeters.
And the “Tiger Land” reserve in the Russian Far East was established in 1978 to preserve more than 5,000 species of animals and plants.
On the other hand, a Cornwall English beachgoer named Ian Watkin, during a stroll on the beach, took a picture of a jellyfish that had been washed away, embracing a fish that he had caught inside. Dry from the beach.
According to the British newspaper, “The Sun”, Ian was surprised when he found the fish stuck inside the jellyfish on the dry sand, and it appeared clearly due to the transparent body of the jellyfish, and the small fish seemed shocked after it was trapped inside the jellyfish on the beach of Harlin Bay in Padstow.
Jellyfish are often used as nurseries for young fish because they hide between their tentacles to protect against predators, and it seems that misfortune caused the small fish to be fatally stung by the jellyfish to become food for him, before they were swept away by the current.
The longest jellyfish
A Russian specialist, in a marine reserve in the Russian Far East, managed to film a video clip of the world’s largest jellyfish belonging to the hairy “cyanin” family, according to the reserve’s press office.
The statement stated: “For the first time, the video was recorded in the Russian Federal Reserve of the “Tiger Land”, the largest jellyfish in the world, the diameter of its dome can reach two meters, and it has tentacles that may be 30 meters long,” according to the RT website.
The Russian naval photographer, Dmitriy Rodas, was able to film the video in the marine area of the reserve, and the video showed a Fetya jellyfish with a diameter of 70 centimeters.
And the “Tiger Land” reserve in the Russian Far East was established in 1978 to preserve more than 5,000 species of animals and plants.
On the other hand, a Cornwall English beachgoer named Ian Watkin, during a stroll on the beach, took a picture of a jellyfish that had been washed away, embracing a fish that he had caught inside. Dry from the beach.
According to the British newspaper, “The Sun”, Ian was surprised when he found the fish stuck inside the jellyfish on the dry sand, and it appeared clearly due to the transparent body of the jellyfish, and the small fish seemed shocked after it was trapped inside the jellyfish on the beach of Harlin Bay in Padstow.
Jellyfish are often used as nurseries for young fish because they hide between their tentacles to protect against predators, and it seems that misfortune caused the small fish to be fatally stung by the jellyfish to become food for him, before they were swept away by the current.
The longest jellyfish