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Chrysaora fulgida - Jellyfish
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Chrysaora fulgida

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A sea nettle found in the southeastern Atlantic off Namibia and South Africa, bearing a reddish-brown striped bell with long trailing tentacles typical of the genus Chrysaora.

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What is Chrysaora fulgida?

Chrysaora fulgida is a sea nettle, a type of jellyfish in the genus Chrysaora. It is found in the southeastern Atlantic.

Where does Chrysaora fulgida live?

It occurs off Namibia and South Africa. Its range is in the southeastern Atlantic Ocean.

What does Chrysaora fulgida look like?

It has a reddish-brown striped bell and long trailing tentacles. Those tentacles are characteristic of the sea nettles in the genus Chrysaora.

Is Chrysaora fulgida a freshwater jellyfish?

No. It is a marine sea nettle from the southeastern Atlantic. The species is associated with coastal waters off Namibia and South Africa.

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