@underwaterpat they've been my favorite since I was a child, how lucky to have seen them in the wild! Indeed they are otherworldly treasures of the ocean! I'll have to subscribe for more!
I am a diver up here in Puget sound what time of year does this event happen ? Summer... Or spring .. id love to drive down 2 states and film this ... Sea nettles are the coolest...
The nettle blooms nearshore have gotten a lot less frequent in the last decade. It used to be they were there every summer, but it’s been very hit and miss since. The shots in this video are mostly from 2017-2018 and we hadn’t had a good bloom in a couple years prior to that. Usually mid to late summer bring them in, and the last few years that has been mainly moons and egg yolks. Winter has a different cohort of the jellies, more salps and siphonophores and ctenophores generally.
When at the mercy of current events, all you can do is go with the flow - Jellyfish Idiom
Yaaay love that you left the ambient ocean sounds~ I feel like I'm THERE ଳଳଳ
It is relaxing indeed. Thanks for sharing!
thanks for checking it out
This is fantastic. Thank you so much for uploading this.
Beautiful creatures
Thanks for tuning in! Jellies are my favorite thing to dive with out there, just truly otherworldly
@underwaterpat they've been my favorite since I was a child, how lucky to have seen them in the wild! Indeed they are otherworldly treasures of the ocean! I'll have to subscribe for more!
my dream…. 🌊 🪼
I am a diver up here in Puget sound what time of year does this event happen ? Summer... Or spring .. id love to drive down 2 states and film this ... Sea nettles are the coolest...
The nettle blooms nearshore have gotten a lot less frequent in the last decade. It used to be they were there every summer, but it’s been very hit and miss since. The shots in this video are mostly from 2017-2018 and we hadn’t had a good bloom in a couple years prior to that. Usually mid to late summer bring them in, and the last few years that has been mainly moons and egg yolks. Winter has a different cohort of the jellies, more salps and siphonophores and ctenophores generally.