Freshwater Jellyfish - Craspedusta Sowerbii

Feb 09, 2009 09:41

Last few weeks have been really lucky in terms of photography. Found freshwater jellyfish in the cauvery river. This is only the third sighting of the species in India, and these are I think the only good photographs of this species in India. More about this here in today's Deccan Chronicle

More photographs here, here and here


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deepsan February 9 2009, 06:25:53 UTC
looks amazing; are these underwater photos?

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amoghavarsha February 9 2009, 12:35:31 UTC
No, just night photography

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sharathm February 9 2009, 13:17:42 UTC
amazing stuff...

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hijabiamma February 9 2009, 14:54:54 UTC
In Denver they had a whole section on jellyfish in this aquarium I went to, and your photographs are museum quality. None of the photographs had them so small as this one, except for the tiny babies; Great photos.

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amoghavarsha February 9 2009, 16:49:41 UTC
These are freshwater ones, hence small. About 2cms

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deponti February 9 2009, 15:56:23 UTC
Wow. Did you find it in your drink at the bar or something? It looks like Lennart Neilssen's "drop of milk" photograph...lovely.

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amoghavarsha February 9 2009, 16:49:58 UTC
Actually my camera was high on beer :P

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usha123 February 9 2009, 16:23:50 UTC
are sea water jelly fish more common? we saw a whole bunch in the water while we were waiting to get for a harbour cruise at Boston.

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amoghavarsha February 9 2009, 16:50:20 UTC
Ya sea jellyfish are common and poisonous.

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deponti February 9 2009, 17:42:57 UTC
Yes, there's a variety called Portugese Man o'War...

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