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Catostylus mosaicus

Weird and wonder f ul

Out early

May

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volcanic chain

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Shedding light on the mysterious world of jellyfish

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A jelly blubber photographed at

sunset off the NSW south coast.

These common jellies can occur in

huge blooms in estuaries along the

eastern seaboard of Australia.