Environment
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Footage of Stunning New Species of Deep-Sea Jellyfish Captured in Monterey Bay Aquarium
A stunning footage of a new species of deep-sea jellyfish was captured at Monterey Bay Aquarium. The "unusually large" deep-sea crown jelly was observed to have thorny projections around the margin of its bell which made it distinct from all ten previously described species.
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