After the paddle board races at Oyster Lake I headed down to Grayton Beach and slipped the kayak into a flat gulf. There were a few schools of Skipjack and jellyfish were everywhere. I got a little distracted as I tried to follow the first jelly with my camera underwater and rolled the boat right over. I had a little rush of fear as I hit the water, thinking I might get stung all over. A few seconds after I got back in the kayak I realized I had a litlle sting on my face and a big one on my arm and chest. It wasn't too bad so I ignored it and kept shooting video. The dozens of small fish living in the tentacles of each jelly was an amazing sight, as the sun set on one side the moon rose on the other. [ame="http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title=1676371734"]Brightcove.TV Is Off The Air[/ame]
You must speak jellyfishish. They seemed to be performing for the camera. Thanks for taking one for the team in the making of this video! Oh yeah- where's the part where you fell into the water?
Guess I wasn't aware we had some that big around here. All i've seen are little tiny one's so far. Hope I don't get tangled with one of those. Thanks for that video. What a great capture on tape. That is crazy how the fish follow around in the tenticles.
WoW! incredible. That thing looked ginormous! Sorry you got stung Daddy-o but thanks for sharing. Underwater video rocks!
Excellent videography! Does anyone know what kind of jellyfish that is? I don't think it's a moon jelly.