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Henry Lazauski

Henry Lazauski

It is the intent of this scientist/author to provide commentary on regional and global biological and ecological changes in this BLOG. Regional commentary will have a predominately southeastern United States focus with global implications. Global discussions will talk about what is taking place on a planetary scale with possible associated local effects.

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Moon Jellies don't shine at night

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It goes by many names (moon jelly, moon jellyfish, common jellyfish and saucer jelly) but scientists call it Aurelia aurita. In Alabama it's commonly called the moon jelly, pest or other names not fit to print. The moon jelly, when mature is about the size of a dinner plate.

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Life in the ocean darkneess

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Light, Licht, ligera or lumière – what ever you call it we all love a day full of sunshine and if you throw in a few warm gentle breezes we're set to go. That light that we love so much is something that all life on our planet needs to exist either directly or indirectly.

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