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Ponce Park, Florida, United States
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Cervo, Liguria, Italy
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American River, South Australia, Australia
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Singapore, North East, Singapore
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Cervo, Liguria, Italy
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Central Visayas, Philippines
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Mtwara, Mtwara, Tanzania
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Kingdom=AnimaliaPhylum=CnidariaClass=ScyphozoaOrder=RhizostomaeSuborder=KolpophoraeFamily=Cassiopeidae (Agassiz 1862)Genus=Cassiopea?Common name=Mangrove Jellyfish?
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Cervo, Liguria, Italy
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American River, South Australia, Australia
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Cervo, Liguria, Italy
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Kingdom=AnimaliaPhylum=CnidariaClass=ScyphozoaOrder=RhizostomaeSuborder=KolpophoraeFamily=Cassiopeidae (Agassiz 1862)Genus=Cassiopea?Common name=Mangrove Jellyfish?
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Shot near Vourvourou, Greeceby Agoston Deak
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American River, South Australia, Australia
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Porto Falconera, Veneto, Italy
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Jellyfishes of the genus Cassiopea at the jellyfish room of the Pairi Daiza zoo, Belgium. Please, which species of Cassiopea is it? Common in aquariums are C. andromeda and C. xamachana, that I'm unable to distinguish, and I suppose that maybe more species can be kept in public aquaria
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Crete, Greece
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Cervo, Liguria, Italia
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The Spotted Jelly or Lagoon Jelly (Mastigias papua) is a species of jellyfish. It lives mainly in the southern Pacific Ocean. Instead of one single mouth, they appear to have several smaller mouth openings in their oral arms. These feed on zooplankton. [1]In Japan--especially along Pacific coast areas--these are sold as novelty pets, along with photoautotrophic phytoplankton, and are called takokurage (), or "octopod" or "rammer" jellies.