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On a recent trip to Destin, Florida, these curious and amazing sea creatures were everywhere. There were thousands of them in the Gulf, as well as in the Bay. They were slimy and yet somewhat sticky and quite heavy. We could see them breathing! Although you can't ell from the pictures, some of them looked solid white, while others had a pink or lavender tinge to them. I'm not sure if they were some kind of jellyfish or sea anemones? In all my years of being a "beach bunny" (lol) I've never encountered these creatures before. Anybody know what these are?
I have no idea what these little creatures are but they are incredibly beautiful!!!! I'm sure someone will know the answer......
ReplyDeleteKristen
Those are amazing. I've never seen anything quite like it. At first glance I thought it was some sort of jelly fish, but I'm thinking you wouldn't be able to handle them like that if they were. Cool pictures. La
ReplyDeleteOh, wow. How interesting. Are they maybe a type of jellyfish?
ReplyDeleteThey really are beautiful - though someone is SO much braver than me to pick them up bare handed!
ReplyDeleteI agree - from what I've heard about Jellyfish - you shouldn't be able to handle them - very beautiful and very curious!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Not like any jellyfish we have here...they sting too! I have never seen anything like that...very interesting!
ReplyDeleteThat is like....wow! I'm so fascinated just looking at the photos. I can only imagine what it must have been like to see them live.
ReplyDeleteAwwwww-sum!
Just one more awesome creation of God here to be discovered my us. Beautiful :D
ReplyDeleteThose were gorgeous photo's. Happy Outdoor Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteThanks, everybody!
ReplyDeleteI've just been told that these are called "cannonball jellyfish" I wish I had known that sooner! I googled it and found lots of very interesting information.