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Beautiful photo thank you for being out there and sharing with us.
Wow that is large. Its beautiful. Does this type sting? Just wondering.
“The primary prey of the Fried Egg Jellyfish is zooplankton and other jellyfish. These appendages are usually colored a deep purple and while stingers are present, the sting has very little effect on humans. Its sting is so mild that the tentacles sometimes provide shelter to small fish in the open ocean,” according to oceana.org.
Very interesting Sharon, thank you for sharing the information.