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The Mediterranean jelly Cotylorhiza tuberculata regularly blooms in the Gulf of Corinth, Greece. This jellyfish species is exceptionally beautiful.
The video below features their summer 2012 bloom. I used my guitar music as score.
Should you wish to watch the high resolution video, please click on the Vimeo icon and then on the "expand" icon (bottom right).
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We are grateful to Bernd Würsig / Texas A&M University at Galveston for sponsoring our small video camera and the underwater casing, and to Nina Santostasi for her help in the field.
1 comment:
Beautiful jellyfish dance!
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