During the last day of our stay in Seaside, Sat 21st, the water seemed to get a little cooler, which was great, but small jellyfish showed up :shock: . The water remained very clear and there were also more dolphin offshore.
Are the jellyfish a seasonal occurance, or did they just come in with the cold water, or was there another reason?
Coast is ClearCoast is ClearBeach LoverAtlanta/Seaside83 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
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aquaticbiologyfishlipsredneck heaven799 postsJoined View profileMessagefishlips
Id's de wind and de tide, mon, dey brin in de jellies! An de weed!
aquaticbiology
aquaticbiologyfishlipsredneck heaven799 postsJoined View profileMessagefishlips
colder=deeper, so the water was pushed up as the offshore wind pushed the warmer beach water out
SlowMovinSlowMovinBeach Fanatic483 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
colder=deeper, so the water was pushed up as the offshore wind pushed the warmer beach water outI see a lot more of them during the cooler fall & spring months than I do during the deep summer. That's just an empirically-based observation, though--I'm no marine biologist, nor do I play one on TV, and last night I did not stay at the Holiday Inn but slept in my old, rickety bed after too many beers and too much dancin' to de zydeco at de Seabar, so I will defer to MarineBiologist on this subject. :lol:
RiverOtter
RiverOttergot any pics?Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States11,444 postsJoined View profileMessagegot any pics?
Id's de wind and de tide, mon, dey brin in de jellies! An de weed!
I thought you brought the weed? 😀
UnderthebluemoonUnderthebluemoonBeach Lover67 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
Now that was funny! :clap_1:
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