... way of jellyfish pro- I a duction, the jellyfishes in turn may show in the t F cd matter of zoophyte development. Certain jelly. I fishes are known to us which in all respects belong strictly to that class of animals. THere !I IYg is a jellyfish known ...

... flalnse of their i bein. The jellyfish or medusa need not be | described here. Every seaside visitor ?? dthne ?? body with the central mclapper or- talve, at the extremity of which the mouth ft is placed The jellyfish swims through the sea bv the alternate ...

... the line of the receding tide, certain masses of jelly were left stranded high and dry en the sand. These were benighted jellyfishes which had been caught too near the shore for zafe retreat. They lay in the sun, masses of azure blue, with coral * pink ...

... growingwhile attached td the parent colony, and appear before . us at. last in, the guise of ?? jelly-fishes. Then comes the detachment of these jelly-fish buds. They swim away in- the sea, pulsating in their freedom through the yielding waters, utterly ...

... out, where those pests are more plentiful. There are varions speculations as to the cause of the super. abundance of the jellyfish in Aberdeen Bay, as also off the Kincardineshire coast, but the more com- men is that the prevaling south-east winds have ...

... the jellyfish. In other and more complex thiz types of ear in these animals, the organ is set a closed sac or bag, with car-stones and be hairs contained in it~s interior, but the rat modus ope~randi is essentially the same ing both in, jellyfishes and ...

... set, where these pests are more plentiful. There are various speculations as to the canse of tile super. abundance of the jellyfish in Aberdeen lBay, as aIsq off the Kincardineshire coast, but the more cernl mou is tbat the prevaliug sontilheast cried5 ...

... September. I found the fauna of Tanganyika to he unique -unlike' anything else' anywhere ?? and as limited as peculiar. The jellyfish and shrimps were certainly of a marine type, while the geology I of thedistrct precluded the possibility of any Iconnection ...

... Darroch to use such expressions in regard to their Lordships. Mr DAn.Ftoot, continuing, said that instead of being ia row of jellyfish, as described by the Duke of Argyyl, the members of the Government were snore litse a row of insoired men wishing to do justice ...

... after b. °t~wing harboulr the surface nets began rr ., lbring in beautifual specimens of vw pie commao blue and oranlge jelly-fishes, and n not a few of the still more beautiful etenophores oi lcssY balls, movingt by means of meridian t badS of vibratingt ...

... as these three months. (I confine myself to trawlers ce to entering the port of Aberdeen.) During~ the same a he period jellyfish were in myriads, almost destroying tt to the trawl fishing for that time. Now mark what Ib oh seerns to be the result. The ...

... better known in that stage of growth as the mackerel a nidge, and upon small jelly-fishes. So largely do n . they feed upon the, latter in Canadian waters, that C s jelly-fishes on come parts of that coast are known as c mackerel food. Some mackerel, ...