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August 16, 2021 in Uncategorized | Tags: Cornwall, nature, photographs, UK | Comments closed
Earlier this month, a compass jellyfish enjoyed a fish for lunch in Cornwall.
This is a fascinating and unusual photograph from the Cornwall Wildlife Trust:
The most extraordinary find of #NationalMarineWeek? 😱🐟
This compass jellyfish was found in #HarlynBay with a large fish inside its bell! Often juvenile fish hide amongst jellyfish tentacles for protection but this one's been unlucky by becoming lunch!
📷 Ian Watkin (1 of 2) pic.twitter.com/6yAb1e48KW
— Cornwall Wildlife Trust 〓〓 (@CwallWildlife) August 5, 2021
The Cornwall Wildlife Trust wants to know about incidents such as these:
Do remember to report all dead marine animals to our Marine Strandings Network hotline on 0345 201 2626.
Their Twitter feed has beautiful photographs of Cornwall’s flora and fauna. Well worth a visit.
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