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Flat Glassy Jelly
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Flat Glassy Jelly

Aequorea tenuis

Aequorea tenuis, or the flat jellyfish, is a species of hydrozoan jellyfish found off the coastline of mainland North America. It reaches only two inches in diameter, with more than eighty fine tentacles. As with several other species of Aequorea, these jellyfish bioluminesce from the base of their tentacles when disturbed.

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