... afloat; and it was feared several times that they would be obliged to take to the boats. On examining her bottom a large jelly-fish was discovered in the hole, anddirectlyit was cut away the water rushed in at such a fearful rate, and in such large quantities ...

... afloat; and it was feared several times that . they would be obliged to take to the boats. On examining at her bottom a large jelly-fish was discovered in the hole, a and directly it was out away the water rushed in at such a fearful rate, and in such larg ...

... could kept and it was feared several times that they would be obliged to take to the boats. On ex•mining her bottom arge jelly-fish was discovered the : hole, and directly was cut away the water rushed in such fearful rate, and in such large quantities ...

... would have supposed, did not rank higher than that of the oyster, which can just open and shut its shell, or those of the jelly-fish, which lies on the sand a transparent inert mass, might be acceptable to the general reader, as shown forth in general. ...

... some of the most interesting parts of the subject, —as, for example, the wonderful history of the development of Medune (Jelly-fish) from Hydroid Zoophytes, and the elaborate and beautiful structure, and the interesting habits of the Polyzoa. It is obvious ...

... some of the most interesting parts of the subject, —as, for example, the wonderful history of the development of Medusw (Jelly-fish) from Hydroid Zoophytes, and the elaborate and beautiful structure, and the interest, ing habits of the Polyzoa. It is obvious ...

... some of the most interesting parts of the subject, —as, for example, the wonderful history of the development of Aledusx (Jelly-fish) from Hydroid. Zoophytes, and the elaborate and beautiful structure, and the interest.. ing habits of the Polyzoa. It is ...

... merous inhabitants in the freshness of life. The Sea Anemones are to be followed by all the other forms of Zoophytes, —with Jellyfishes and Starfishes, the delicate Nudi branch iate Mollusca, rare forms of shell- fishes, and the various species of Crustacea ...

... theory of the origin of us lords of the creation, according to which, from an almost invisible monad, we became successively jelly-fish, dog-fish, reptiles, apes without tails, and, lastly, men. The tenant farmers, it would seem, have got beyond the reptile ...

... theory of the origin of us lords of the creation, according to which, from an almost invisible monad, we became successively jelly-fish, dog-fish, reptiles, apes without tails, and, lastly, men. The tenant farmers, it would seem, have got beyond the reptile ...

... of marine vivaria, a point which we will not now discuss. But for those who wish to study well the mollusks—starfishes, jellyfishes, &c.—that are to be seen at the Zoological Gardens, we could not recommend a more interesting and useful volume than the ...

... remarkable in the Mediterranean. In our own seas it is often very brilliant, and with us is chiefly due to myriads of minute jelly-fishes, but in the south it gains in vividness through the assistance of more luminous and larger medusa., and mollusks of the ...