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Father to 3 amazing humans, husband to one amazing wife. Ph.D. in Biochemistry fighting disinformation.
Photography, Astronomy, Hiking, Skiing, Scuba are some of my hobbies.
Photography, Astronomy, Hiking, Skiing, Scuba are some of my hobbies.
Deep sea comb jellyfish.
It's natural color is red. In the deep ocean, as mimicked by the lighting in the video, the water has filtered out the longer wavelengths of light, so the red coloration is actually camouflage as it makes the jellyfish almost invisible.
@montereybayaquarium.org
It's natural color is red. In the deep ocean, as mimicked by the lighting in the video, the water has filtered out the longer wavelengths of light, so the red coloration is actually camouflage as it makes the jellyfish almost invisible.
@montereybayaquarium.org
August 5, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Deep sea comb jellyfish.
It's natural color is red. In the deep ocean, as mimicked by the lighting in the video, the water has filtered out the longer wavelengths of light, so the red coloration is actually camouflage as it makes the jellyfish almost invisible.
@montereybayaquarium.org
It's natural color is red. In the deep ocean, as mimicked by the lighting in the video, the water has filtered out the longer wavelengths of light, so the red coloration is actually camouflage as it makes the jellyfish almost invisible.
@montereybayaquarium.org