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Hello Marg=2C
These sound like Ctenophores=2C communally called Comb Jellies=2C also know=
n as Sea Gooseberries.
They are animals=2C not plants. There are many different types. They are no=
t jellyfish. Check out
on Google and see if this is what you saw.
Regards=2C
Dennis Hippern=20
Cole Harbour
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> From: mmillard@eastlink.ca
> To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
> Subject: [NatureNS] question about plant found in the tide line
> Date: Tue=2C 15 Oct 2013 14:42:09 -0300
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> Yesterday we walked at Ragged Harbour out on the sand beach. There were a=
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> number of small round things that at first glance I thought might be=20
> jellyfish. The grape sized/shaped ones. I knocked one a bit with my stic=
k=20
> and it seems it was not a Jelly fish but a bladder of some sort. I might=
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> have thought egg casing except there seemed to be a very tiny root on eac=
h=20
> one. Some were full of fluid=2C some were larger and empty. Nothing any=
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> bigger than 11/2 inch in diameter that I could see. I have been Goggling =
and=20
> cannot find an identification for them. I didn't think to take a photo. =
I=20
> guess I thought I would find the answer in one of my shoreline books. I =
am=20
> not aware of seeing them before.
> Does this ring a bell with anyone maybe? They have me curious.
> Marg Millard=2C White Point=2C Queens
> http://MargMillard.ca=20
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<body class=3D'hmmessage'><div dir=3D'ltr'>Hello Marg=2C<BR>These sound lik=
e Ctenophores=2C communally called Comb Jellies=2C =3Balso known as Sea=
Gooseberries.<BR>They are animals=2C not plants. There are many different =
types. They are not jellyfish. Check out<BR>on Google and see if this is wh=
at you saw.<BR>Regards=2C<BR>Dennis Hippern =3B<BR>Cole =3BHarbour<=
br> =3B<BR><div>>=3B From: mmillard@eastlink.ca<br>>=3B To: naturen=
s@chebucto.ns.ca<br>>=3B Subject: [NatureNS] question about plant found i=
n the tide line<br>>=3B Date: Tue=2C 15 Oct 2013 14:42:09 -0300<br>>=3B=
<br>>=3B Yesterday we walked at Ragged Harbour out on the sand beach. Th=
ere were a <br>>=3B number of small round things that at first glance I t=
hought might be <br>>=3B jellyfish. The grape sized/shaped ones. I knock=
ed one a bit with my stick <br>>=3B and it seems it was not a Jelly fish =
but a bladder of some sort. I might <br>>=3B have thought egg casing exce=
pt there seemed to be a very tiny root on each <br>>=3B one. Some were fu=
ll of fluid=2C some were larger and empty. Nothing any <br>>=3B bigger t=
han 11/2 inch in diameter that I could see. I have been Goggling and <br>&g=
t=3B cannot find an identification for them. I didn't think to take a photo=
. I <br>>=3B guess I thought I would find the answer in one of my shorel=
ine books. I am <br>>=3B not aware of seeing them before.<br>>=3B Does=
this ring a bell with anyone maybe? They have me curious.<br>>=3B Marg M=
illard=2C White Point=2C Queens<br>>=3B http://MargMillard.ca <br>>=3B =
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