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... In a strong solution of common starch, and require boiling before they are fit for use again. There is also a species of jellyfish that have long strings like vine tendrils hanging down from theta, which have the power of stinging: these are called sea ...
... catch pungs or beavers, that is, crabs. The man-suckers and stutters which annoyed h i m are euttle-llsh and jelly-fish. The poor old fellow gets a scanty living by paddling about all day in his boat in fine weather, but I fear be will one ...
... state, however, in parenthe s i s , th a t a ll w ho desire to 'eta knowledge of zoology mint ignore all such terms as jellyfish fx shell fish. These animals are not fish in any sense of the word. I should not have thought it necessary to make this ...
... —A. J. N. [Several similar instances have already been recorded in Taw and Zoologist —ED 1 THE RBI ZOSTOK 4.—These huge jellyfish are particularly numerous itti the present time, and from tbe cliff on divedy I was enabled to count st front of me seven ...
... and the doe health of every speak ektptently for his monistmeet Might .Ito. plenty of more o, and DOMe cool as a jellyfish and looking as if freshly lacquered over, ...
... The radial form of symmetry prevails among the Echinozoa sad Crelenterata, the latter including the forms of so-called jelly-fish (Medusids3, &el in its division Hydrozoa, and the sea-anemone. (Arstiniadie, do.) and coral-producers in its division ...
... TATTERSALL will SELL by AUCTION, peer Alb rtwate, Hyde Perk. on Yonr, April WA, the following HORBEB, the property of Uri Jellyfish. 1. WRAREL, wld Union 5. BA ft Gilt I.BTIIN. 4. FLAOIIO..IT. 5. PIICENIX. by Vinrinine. I. MOLLY mAomaz. by Banparee out ...
... your readers. The Acaleplen or nettle.tieh ere in the 3rd clam of Baron Cester'• zoophytes, outer which come the Medium or jellyfish, having a gelatinous, substance. and swimming by sucking in acid onpelling the water, fur which. purpose nature has provided ...
... PreParli esd ttolie lialf-sushoor with t 4 p Hsi, an.hoor with Ssa.Wornts. gelf.an hoer with Ooraliinea. alf.en.bour with the Jelly-Fish. ali-an•hour with B 11-Anemones. Hares-hour with Sea-Mate and Squirts Half. m.hour with Bee-Urchins and Starfish. Ralf.an ...
... highly as an article of food. The sea is filled with hydroids—a large variety of detinia or sea anemone. and Discophora or jelly-fish, which. at certain times of the year and attar heavy gales. lie rotting by millions upon the rooks and beaches, where they ...
... sails boomed out, watching the seaweed far below stretching in fantastic shapes towards the surface, whilst multitudes of jellyfish floated motionless midway, or disported themselves on the calm sea. Far ahead, the sun glanced on the white sails of the ...
... water, that the phosphorus must derive the oxygen necessary for its combustion from other sources than the air. When the jelly-fish or zoophyte is excited by irritation or contact, it pours out a greater quantity of phosphoric secretion, and develops more ...