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Photo by Christiane
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Field Notes

Description:

I was watching this fish attack very jellyfish. It looked like they were eating them.

Species ID Suggestions

Blubber jelly

Catostylus mosaicus

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Comments (9)
diment.maria
First pic looks like dolphins eating unknown whale species 🌺
Christiane
Thanks Leuba.. I still don't know if they were eating it or fighting it!! :)
Leuba Ridgway
great shots and what an experience, Christiane ! the jelly does look a little shredded on top.
Christiane
Thanks Leanne.. Wonder why? FOOD.. PROTECTION???
Christiane
:D If we see this one here in Mt Perry you guys would be in a submarine. :) and thanks SFB I know it is a jellyfish http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/17158996 I was wondering about the fish that are attacking it...
ShannaB
Oh, that makes more sense now! hahahaha, I thought you had discovered something seriously rare... ; )
Christiane
Thanks Shanna.. I changed it to Hervey Bay, but is did not do it the first time. I try again! :)
ShannaB
COOL spotting Christiane. Where did you see that?? Looks like your spotting is not on the coast?
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PublishedFebruary 13, 2013

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