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... so that in sending him this answer to his the same sense that oysters are —just oysters.” That is to say. that jelly-fish beget jelly-fish after their kind, and that the oyster behaves in the same perfectly natural manner. And it would then be imagined ...
... SCIENCE JOTTINGS CONCERNING JELLY-FISHES, IT'KW animals, probably, would appear to bo less formidable than the great jelly-fishes. Diaphanous and derelict, they seem to float through the summer seas, the embodiment the holiday spirit which disposes one ...
... SCIENCE JOTTINGS. GIANT JELLY-FISH seems to have been great excitement at Portsmouth few days ago. And this Over giant jelly-fish, which had had the misfortune get stranded at Old Portsmouth. It measured, we are told, nearly two feet across, and weighed ...
... it that most people, if asked to express an opinion as to the nature of jelly-fish, would tell you that they supposed they were—just jelly-fish,” in .v FIG. 3. A YOUNG JELLY-FISH, DIFFERING IN FORM FROM THE ADULT THE EPHYRA {OR STROBILA) ...
... the swimmer can take care to avoid them, and thus run no risks. A jelly-fish stranded on the beach is not worth looking at twice. But seen from boat. in a rock I. CHRYSAORA A JELLY-FISH FREQUENTLY FOUND IN CONSIDERABLE NUMBERS OFF THE DEVONSHIRE COAST ...
... It is clear that this jelly-fish stage com plicates matters. It is interpolation, so to speak, such as arouses the interest of the naturalist, and impels him to inquire why it is that some of our animal colonies possess a jellyfish stage intervening in ...
... VORACITY OF JELLY-FISHES: A CHRYSAORA FISHING. The diagrams show: («) A young jelly-fish of another species caught by a tentacle; (6) 2 pollack held by the pendent lips to subjected to the dissolving juices of the stomach ; (c) several small jelly-fish caught ...
... MISSION. • ■ I .» Jgr ' ■ _-mf r ■*»-* .■■ ff. 9_ p SCIENCE JOTTINGS JELLY-FISH HISTORY. One day lately, tempted out of its development by a passing warmth, appeared the first jelly-fish of the season. In early May, when the weather has been genial, swarms ...
... SCIENCE JOTTINGS. ABOUT JELLYFISHES. RECENT correspondence and annotations have revived an interest in the jellyfish class. Contrary to public opinion, the animals included within the limits of that division of the animal world present us with many features ...
... Society, working off Haiti, was the immense jellyfish illustrated at the top of this page. Before Dr. Beebe had submerged in earnest, a new phase of live nursery presented itself to him in the form of the jellyfish in question. He writes: was captured and ...
... beach, were all related one to another ? Since the jelly-fish arc the strangest all these. I propose to leave the anemones and corals for another essay. For there are, so to speak, jellyfish and jellyfish. That to say, they are by no means all members of ...
... AND THE TENTACLES WITH WHICH THE JELLY-FISH TRAWLS FOR ITS PREY. (AFTER STEUER.) The tentacles of the Portuguese man-o'-war may stretch for as much as fifty feet and thus form really formidable fishing - tackle. Only male colonies of Physalia are known ...