Oh man, that's a lot of poison. Jellyfish venom is a cumulative element; the victim never flushes a sting from their system. Instead it builds with every sting, no matter how much time separates them, until the victim can no longer withstand it. Plus, one cannot be sure what their poison limit is--one sting or a hundred--so it's advisable never to get stung to begin with. I was PADI certified as a scuba diver while in the US Navy and so trained in such things. These jelly make my goosebumps rise a little but I still find them beautiful creatures. Outstanding photo.

-Nik

So incredibly clear (your photography, not the jellies)! :)

It's difficult to tell (and maybe a dumb question), but is part of what we're seeing reflections in the glass? If so, that's pretty cool.

And if not, still cool!

Those jellyfish are presenting as awesome artwork - Great Capture!!!!!!!!

I'm pretty sure that there are no reflections, but as I look, I can't say for certain. Now I'm going to have to go back and check. :)

Colors and capture provide for an original and captivating scene.... a visual gift. Gosh, you are really, really good at this. Favorite.

Very beautiful a real stinger ;0)....

Rob