... Famous toons Canal jellyfish ...

... the tentacles, sixteen in number in the newly-born jelly-fish, but very numerous in the adult, arise. At the base of certain of these ten lacles are to be found curious globular sacs, each containing a calcareous particle, and at one time considered organs ...

... LIFE OF THE JELLYFISH By FRANK W. LANE .. A COMMON JELLYFISH, TIIE SPECIES MOST F REQ ENTLY FO D AROUND THE COASTS OF BRIT I The jellyfish's life history i one of the most remarkable in nature. (Right) OBELIA DICHOTOMA, A TI Y JELLYFISH HIGHLY MAG riFIED ...

... Neither a battleship nor Portuguese, this member of the jellyfish family has nevertheless a formidable armoury. A colourful blue, gas-fill ed float. serving also as a sail , trails numerou s deadly stinging tentacles which paralyse their victims on contact ...

... 488 FATAL JELLY-FISH STINGS Sm,-I was much interested in i\lajor C. S. J arvis's note in CouNTRY LIFE of July 26 about the sting of jelly-fish. It might interest him to hear of my experience. In July, 1917, w hen I wa on the staff of Sir H enry Rawlinson-as ...

... although people with hurt if stung. jellyfish frequently probably massively south along jellyfish grey or shaped bottom, (Rhizostoma bell, often pale like jellyfish the south chiefly jellyfish mane. The isosceles) and jellyfish has l with 24 ...

... protecti·•e power of a jelly-fish and instinctively adopt this so otherwise incapable creature as a nursemaid, and bolt to safety beneath its umbrella at the slightest sign of danger. It is an even greater m ystery why th~ jelly-fish, whose tentacles spell ...

... On a particular occasion, when the fish seemed to shun the rocks, althouah scores of large jellyfishes drifted past-a good sign, since both mackerel and jellyfish are interested in plankton-I found my spinner taken by a smaller silver fish, which I took ...

... eels for as little as £I. Now they fetch £ 150,000. Canal jellyfish THE Sheffield minor haven for may be a tourists, anglers is its appeal and boaters, but what for a rare, South American jellyfish? This is the question being asked by Sheffield's Weston ...

... being carried slowly past the rocks-one has an indication of this by the jellyfish that drift along with it-it is possible to enjoy good sport. When it is rough, of course, the jellyfish are not there, and the plankton, one assumes, breaks up, sinks or is ...

... nettle jellyfish, stinging Roger Federer Who won his third con- secutive Wimbledon dozens of swimmers specialist received the Royal Horticultural Soc iety's highest accolade Thames bathers Warm weather has let in a swarm of sea nettle jellyfish, stinging ...

... belong to the H ydrozoa, a division of the Ccclenterata, which also includes the fresh - water pol ypes, and jelly-fish, os tly many jelly-fish, mos tly small in size. These featherylooking zoophytes are a very numerous tribe, found These feathery- growing ...