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... JELLYFISHES. Visitors seaside resorts this summer have remarked on the large quantities of jelly-fish found in the shallow waters or lying, decomposing glutinous masses, almost transparent, on the sands at the water’s edge. Most of them are of the common ...
... JELLYFISH AS ANCESTOR. Zoologist's Version of ths Evolutionary Theory. There was great consterp&iion ip. the section when Dr. Bidder, the president, declared that man was descended from a jellyfish, *“ and was still a flagellate at heart” Many people ...
... JELLY-FISH. The greatest danger to Church and Stats this crisis is th* molluscous condition of public opinion. The country has either parted with the courage of it* convictions or it is losing hold of the only conviction* that ar* worth fighting for. ...
... JELLY-FISH STINGS. Tbo r«A Ui. diaf of Ifco Jdly fiA (wo oettt.) moo poom. owoy. but moil oxhibit much r«otor dread of oocooataf with ma-MtUo than with tfca it inf If.l arid, of hodforoire. are distances, of course, iMnett points out. to which constitutional ...
... the manner the dlrrck offspring Jelly-fish end certain plant* »re of a wholly different type the parent. while larva oflepnng which are reversion the original type. The genereiaone of the jelly-fish are altanmdaly jellyfish sod ee« anemone: those of the ...
... bather by a porpoise or porbeagle: The creature most be dreaded seaside ha them at this season of the year is yellowishbrown jellyfish, whkh grows the size oi soupplate, ami is brought to our southern by south-westerly galea. Tbs long hair- tentaoJos thia ...
... fractional parts, the proportion of potassium in sea water ir four parts, in jellyfish blood five parts, in human mood seven parts; of calcium in sea water four parts, in jellyfish blood four parts, in blood three parts: of chlorine in sea water 181 parts ...
... chapters in the seaside nature-book tells the story the jelly-fishes and their allies, sea-anemones am! corals, strange assortment varied forms to lie grouped the polyps. Commonest of all the jelly-fishes our coasts is the beauty named blue medusa often seen ...
... Duncannon ran alongside their craft, which they were clinging. and they were hauled safety. They lost their kit. STUNG BY JELLYFISH. Legless Swimmer Abandons Channel Attempt. Mr. Charles Zibelman, the legless American swimmer, who started an attempt to ...
... Ree«*, M.P., had evidently ,’aid out to p>a£e everybody last evening. t'aiiididates, that is no doubt attitude of these jelly-fish will adopt. It is habit with jelly-fuih to turn different colours according to the condition and constituents the water ...
... to them as men as the Nautilus sailißjSgiju’. wonderful shell. I should iIP £ . the creatures were Portugu ® war. These jelly-fish are ar p c^ {l briefly and popularly, but o as It appears is not one but > swimming bells, joined fl if~J ways. Above the ...
... board cargo boat,” in the same magazine, B. Gorman writes thrillingly modestly: “Once I swam In water which was Inhabited by Jellyfish two feet long (I did not know that when I Urst went in) and narrowly escaped being stung. In Susak I Just missed being attacked ...