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Cyanea lamarckii
Péron & Lesueur, 1810
Ron Adley Cyanea lamarckii...Although the sting is deadly to its prey the jellyfish, which is normally seen in the waters around Scotland, is not a danger to humans although some people do react more strongly....Belying its name, the Blue Jellyfish is sometimes pure white!Message posted on Scubashooters.net on 20 Jun 2013
Cynthia D. Trowbridge Is this Cyanea lamarckii? Sorry for photo quality (early evening, pouring rain, etc.). Looks like this species, based on http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Jelly.htm
Many individuals in below the tidal rapids at Lough Hyne today (Co. Cork, Ireland).David Fenwick Snr Certainly looks like it Cynthia, they turn up here on the south coast of Cornwall round about this time of year too and about a similar size.
Cynthia D. Trowbridge gorgeous
David Fenwick Snr We had pieces of C. lamarckii wash in at St. Ives, Cornwall, earlier this week.
Message posted on NE Atlantic Cnidaria on 15 Jun 2012
Ron Adley Cyanea lamarckii...Although the sting is deadly to its prey the jellyfish, which is normally seen in the waters around Scotland, is not a danger to humans although some people do react more strongly....Belying its name, the Blue Jellyfish is sometimes pure white!Message posted on Wetpixel Underwater Photography on 20 Jun 2013
Steven Barnard One of many Cyanea lamarckii while seasearching in Treaddur !Message posted on Seasearch North Wales on 06 Jun 2011