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CSIRO harbours new jellyfish
Well I was reading through my emails when I came across the information below. I thought I would share it with you all.
A spectacular new jellyfish has recently been found off the CSIRO wharf at Battery Point in Hobart, Tasmania, and has been given the name Csiromedusa medeopolis. This newly discovered life form is full of surprises, as it represents not only a new species but also a new family.
The jellyfish was discovered by researchers from the Queen Victoria Museum and Gallery in Launceston and the South Australian Museum. They used a specially-designed plankton net to catch the jellyfish off the CSIRO wharf. When they pulled up the net and looked at what they had caught under a microscope they found an amazing and unique jellyfish that had never been seen before.
To read more about this amazing discovery click here!
A spectacular new jellyfish has recently been found off the CSIRO wharf at Battery Point in Hobart, Tasmania, and has been given the name Csiromedusa medeopolis. This newly discovered life form is full of surprises, as it represents not only a new species but also a new family.
The jellyfish was discovered by researchers from the Queen Victoria Museum and Gallery in Launceston and the South Australian Museum. They used a specially-designed plankton net to catch the jellyfish off the CSIRO wharf. When they pulled up the net and looked at what they had caught under a microscope they found an amazing and unique jellyfish that had never been seen before.
To read more about this amazing discovery click here!
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