(Photo: Vassil)
This is a Phacellophora camtschatica, a creature commonly known as the fried egg jellyfish. It commonly has a 3 foot wide bell and stinging tentacles that often reach 20 feet long. It feeds on zooplankton and sea turtles feed on it, presumably at breakfast time.
You can watch a video of a fried egg jellyfish here.
-via Inhabitat
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You know what's good with fried egg jellyfish? Bacon narwhal.
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Served any time at The Krusty Krab!
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The air in my tyre smells like cat-food.
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More like an unfried egg to me.
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