When I was little, my first trip on the Isle of Wight ferry was made more memorable by hundreds of moon jellies bobbing in the wake. We found two Lion's Mane jellyfish at Lyme Regis on one childhood holiday too, and they are VAST.
When we went to Sark this year there were lots washing up on the beach and drifting around in rock-pools. Not sure what they were, they were pretty small, but not your usual moon jellies.
Round the Med there seem to be lots more though: we saw hundreds of by-the-wind-sailors on a field trip to Zahara de Los Atunes.
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Date: 2009-08-19 07:54 pm (UTC)When we went to Sark this year there were lots washing up on the beach and drifting around in rock-pools. Not sure what they were, they were pretty small, but not your usual moon jellies.
Round the Med there seem to be lots more though: we saw hundreds of by-the-wind-sailors on a field trip to Zahara de Los Atunes.