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Reflections and Nightmares- Irene A Waters (writer and memoirist) 
Jellyfish?
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Yes and no. Technically it is a siphonophore made up of 4 different colonies which are dependent on each other for survival.But you don’t want to know all that. Also known as Portuguese Man of War and the sting is not pleasant.
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It does look very manly. I’ll leave it to other viewers to observe and say nothing more.
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Why? Because it has a bag?
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Wow! I had no idea they looked like that. Lucky you discovered it on the beach and not in the water.
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These aren’t the lethal variety that you get further north but their sting still packs a punch so I’m glad I didn’t encounter them in the water also.
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I didn’t know there were different varieties, the waters around us are never really warm so we don’t get any of the vicious Jellyfish.
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Count yourself lucky.
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Wouldn’t like to come face to face with it while swimming! Nature isn’t always beautiful.
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I’ve had that experience and I can tell you the pain is not a lot of fun.
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That is gorgeous. (And really interesting…)
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🙂
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Looks alien and beautiful, but I wouldn’t want to feel the sting.
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Totally agree.
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Beautiful color, contrast with the white sand
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Yes the blue really stands out against the sand.
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