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The Beachcombing Report - A Weekly Texas Coastal Natural History Column
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The Beachcombing Report - A Weekly Texas Coastal Natural History Column
Beachcombing Report: Crystal Jellyfish This week’s Beachcombing survey along the Texas coast, I found a ghostlike visitor washed ashore, an almost invisible jellyfish etched with delicate, radiating “ribs” that resemble fine glasswork. This is the many-ribbed jellyfish, often called the crystal jelly, and it’s one of the Gulf’s more overlooked drifters. During recent shoreline surveys, several of these jellies appeared scattered along the wrack …
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