w.ten brinke 0 Posted February 1, 2009 Never saw it. What is it for a thing? Regards Richard Link to comment
milisen 0 Posted February 2, 2009 I sent it off to a plankton expert who identified it as Pyrosoma atlanticum. It is a part of the deep scattering layer and ascends to the surface at night along with millions of other strange gelatinous critters. I found it over blue water of water at night. Link to comment
lizmateofury 0 Posted February 4, 2009 Hi Jeff. First off, thanks for the comment on my expecting glass shrimp. This photo looks like it's from outer space. It's an excellent shot!!! Was it glowing when you found it? Cheers! Link to comment
milisen 0 Posted February 4, 2009 That was the coolest part about a lot of the critters I was looking at that night. They all had some form of bioluminescence. We got cruised by a cookie-cutter shark that night, too (talk about creepy!), and even it glowed an olive green color. This guy was doing exactly what you see here. Link to comment
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