... JELLY-FISH STINOS. The bather who ie enjoying hi. .nno.l »Mr ■id. holiday will b. relieyod to learn that the dnngera aruinf from stinga the jelly fi.h, or bo* nettle, hare been greatly gerated, and that more lasting ill-eleeli may be eipetted from the ...

... the Jelly-fish. Belated Aurelia tkere are, already mentioned, some other Jelly-fish, often of large site, and sometimes with very distinct stinging power. There is a anal! delicate creature to found on the rocks which is related te the Jelly-fish, though ...

... THE FIKINC UHL STORIES AND LETTER& With the Royal Irish Rifles. OUMANS JELLYFISH BEFORE THE BAYONET. PriraU William HoUoa. the lad Boysl •mao, of OlaHhalc, Xiafaton, who k homo oa furlough after lag wouaded at the battle of the Akao. told aa teeaiag ...

... the Angler living fish.— E. G. Jolly-Fiahes. Jelly-Fishes often are fonnd in summer time the sands, and first sight they appear like large masses of jellv. Boys are in the habit when they find Jelly-Fishes the sands smash them with stones to smaller pieces ...

... larger forms of Jellyfish in my last talk with you and will take this opportunity of mentioning another Jellyfish which is very common off Kinnaird Head though it is not noticed very often because it is passed over by unseeing eyes. The Jellyfish to which I ...

... a little Jelly-fish which grows rapidly and becomes Aurelia. The same thing occurs with the lower “saucers” the pile, so that the tiny Hydra-tuba gives rise to a number of large Jelly-fish. There seems almost no limit to the size a Jelly-fish may reach ...

... shrimp leaves the jelly-fish and lays its eggs at the bottom ol the shallows. About the same time the jelly fish lays thousands of floating egga, which swim away and anchor themselves in the little hays along the shore. The jelly-fish eggs take root like ...

... beating for days. Nor is this •t range property confined to ordinary red muscle. Even tke transparent water; flesh of a jelly-fish behaves in the same way. biocs. therefore. blood is distinctly salt, it must be the salt in the blood that causes the heart ...

... lake. Of these the most interesting a small jelly-fish, called Afoeristo, after the classical name for Lake Karun. Now. no group of animals is more typically marine than that of the hydromedume, or Jelly-fishes, and the occurrence this small form was a ...

... Tho Structure of the Jelly-fieh. * l general idea of the structure Jelly-fish, some specimens of Aurelia aurita should obtained. They are usually very abundant August, and care should be taken to obtain one or two living specimens not too large to bo ...

... pigment. The eye of the eagle may stand for the first, and the eye-spot of the a'mj hioxus or the eight sense-germs of a jellyfish for the other extreme of the series. ...

... he said to the waiter: Have you any whale?” “No,” replied the waiter. “Any shark?” “No.” “Any swordfish?” “ No.” “ Any jellyfish ?” “ No.” “ Then bring large steak covered with fried onions. I asked for fish, anyway!” ...