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This, a true jellyfish, is Pelagia noctiluca, literally 'light emitting sailor'. And, indeed it truly is. One dark night aboard RRS Discovery, the then, 2,000 ton, British Deep Sea Research Vessel, we were called on deck by the captain to witness spinner dolphins alongside, disturbing the waters, which in turn were emitting bioluminescence as the dolphins agitated the waters with their flukes leaving 'vapour' trails behind them. It was a wondrous sight. But then, even better, we realised that amongst the dolphins were also a large shoal of Pelagia jellies. These jellies, renowned for their own bioluminescent displays, drifted past us and interacted with the dolphins, looking like so many red-hot strawberries, each the size of two footballs. Against the inky black of the ocean, they formed a display never to be forgotten.
Lizard Island, Australia (2004)
Nikon F4 | Micro Nikkor 105mm f2.8 | Fuji Velvia
From the multi award winning Peter and Chris Parks comes Invisible Oceans, a collection of 100 photography NFTs, captured on film over the past 50 years of one of the least known but most important groups of organisms on the planet: The Plankton.
InvisibleOceans.io | Invisible Oceans Spatial Gallery | More about the artists
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Por Parksyparks
Por Parksyparks
This, a true jellyfish, is Pelagia noctiluca, literally 'light emitting sailor'. And, indeed it truly is. One dark night aboard RRS Discovery, the then, 2,000 ton, British Deep Sea Research Vessel, we were called on deck by the captain to witness spinner dolphins alongside, disturbing the waters, which in turn were emitting bioluminescence as the dolphins agitated the waters with their flukes leaving 'vapour' trails behind them. It was a wondrous sight. But then, even better, we realised that amongst the dolphins were also a large shoal of Pelagia jellies. These jellies, renowned for their own bioluminescent displays, drifted past us and interacted with the dolphins, looking like so many red-hot strawberries, each the size of two footballs. Against the inky black of the ocean, they formed a display never to be forgotten.
Lizard Island, Australia (2004)
Nikon F4 | Micro Nikkor 105mm f2.8 | Fuji Velvia
From the multi award winning Peter and Chris Parks comes Invisible Oceans, a collection of 100 photography NFTs, captured on film over the past 50 years of one of the least known but most important groups of organisms on the planet: The Plankton.
InvisibleOceans.io | Invisible Oceans Spatial Gallery | More about the artists
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