Jellyfish Theme Song

At that point, Shark Man takes a shortcut to the beach and changes into a shark, proceeding to kill and devour any person who did not heed his advice. (Peachin 4)

The mystery of the giant squid influenced many writers and poets for so long, that many people have imagined a horrifying monster to roam the deep abyss of the sea, which ultimately created the Kraken.” The Kraken looks different when it eats and attacks. The Kraken that hunts its own dung. The Legend of the Kraken, a Monster That Hunts With Its Own Poop. People research about Kraken and how it takes down the ships. The Kraken that has lots of weird stuff that it does.

It secretes a venom in its victims that causes them to bleed profusely. The unique ability of the venom is that it causes the blood to be unable to clot. This venom was “developed into eptifibatide, an antiplatelet drug that binds to platelets in the blood for a short time and prevents them from sticking together, or aggregating” (Blanco and Chitale). This drug is an important medical contribution because it prevents blood clots “which can bock arteries and cause heart attack and stroke, from forming” (Blanco and Chitale). Everything in nature has some sort of defense against their predators and some of these defense can be very beneficial to human health if utilized in a certain

The Portuguese man-of-war (Physalia), is common to be spotted in warmer waters around the world. Its tentacles can grow up to 165 feet and have a plastic like “sail” that floats on the surface. In

Table 2: Presence and occurrence of marine organisms in the surf zone of Pallarenda beach.

The manta ray is one of the most intelligent fish in the sea. What makes that mind function so well is a system of blood vessels that envelop the manta’s braincase, keeping the brain warmer than the surrounding tissue. That big, warm brain fosters intelligence, intelligence fosters curiosity, and curiosity causes manta rays to interact with human beings in the water. Mantas look like stealth bombers of the sea, yet they move their remarkable bulk with utter grace, using massive triangular wings (actually pectoral fins) to move through the water with the effortless fluidity of an eagle in flight. Mantas are also prehistoric-looking: they have long protruding fins on either side of their heads to direct food to their oval-shaped mouths. When furled,

Once they sting someone, that person needs the changing serum to be healed otherwise they will become very weak and struggle to stay alive. Going through the Changing is not a pleasant journey though. It is a very painful and dreadful experience that nobody wants to be put through, which is why it is a serious rule to never go outside

Whether or not you agree that the novel, The Lord Of the Flies is rich in literary elements or provides for an enjoyable reading experience, It can't be denied, that William Golding's cold war era novel influences 21st century popular culture. Many of these works use satire and man's natural curiosity to provide for an entertaining piece, while also leaving a deeper meaning which captures the themes that Golding so eloquently detailed in The Lord Of The Flies. Looking back to our favorite childhood cartoon, Spongebob Squarepants, we can see many references to Golding's novel. In season 3 episode 42, titled "Club Spongebob". The episode following the plot of Lord of The Flies loosely, still has major themes tying it back to Golding's novel.

The Belcher sea snake live’s in deep water. They can be found all over in Manuk.

Officials and marine biology experts believe the lone Portuguese Man of War traveled along the Gulf Stream, floating along from the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico to the chillier coast of New Jersey with it’s gas-filled bladder called a pneumatophore pushing it along like a sail. However, they don’t think another one will make an appearance any time soon.

The Compass Jellyfish is also called Chrysaora hysoscella which actually isn’t a fish, it is a type of plankton. It is just under 100% water, this jellyfish does not have a heart, brain, bones, or blood. Its kingdom is animalia, phylum is cnidaria, class is scyphozoa, order is semaeostomeae, family is pelagiidae, and its genius is chrysaora. The compass jellyfish lives in cold or temperate waters. This Jellyfish lives in the coastal waters of the Mediterranean ocean, the northeast Atlantic ocean, and coastal regions of South Africa. Also can be found near the United Kingdom and Turkey waters, but mostly found in the Irish, Celtic, and North seas. They range between being 2m to 30m underwater but it would be uncommon for them to go deeper than that. Adults can be seen just under the surface of the water but when the current picks up, they dive deeper and can be find near the seabed. On the UK coast you can mostly see them between the months of July through October.

They use their tentacles to catch prey, and olfactory stimuli help them detect light in order to do so. They feed on other marine invertebrates like copepods and also plankton. In order to move food toward their mouth, they need to use their four long tentacles. These tentacles have nematocysts cells or stinging cells that soften their prey which help them capture their prey easier and it doesn’t cause damage to their tantalizing tentacles. They are also prey to other fish and sea turtles, which makes somewhat of a competition between the

In my childhood, I watched a lot of spongebob it was something we all watch at some point. I remember watching spongebob with my siblings in the living room of my house and laughing with them. I used to play with them and have fun with them all day everyday at that time playing tag or hide and seek. A song i could link to this memory is the spongebob theme song because you can say it the only thing me and my siblings ever heard during that time. As i was in elementary school i got to know a person that i would call a best friend, someone i could talk to.

Geographic location: This species is always found nearshore waters of the Pacific Ocean, and has wide native distribution from Australia to the Indo-Pacific including the Philippine archipelago. The first collected spotted jellyfish was from the India River Lagoon and identified in June, 2001.

Watch out before you dip those feet in the water! Next time you’re on vacation in Hawaii or Alaska, be cautious of the jellyfish that reside in these waters. The Alatina Alata and Chinorex fleckeri, most commonly known as the Hawaiian and Australian Box Jellyfish, respectively, excrete one of the most poisonous venoms when they sting.