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Eureka

Eureka
Type:
shipwreck, trawler?, USA
Depth:
110 ft

debris field, boiler, machinery

Drawing courtesy of Capt. Dan Berg

Eureka
A tugboat Eureka, probably unrelated

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Hydromedusae

Sea Wasp

Although superficially similar to jellyfishes, hydromedusae are more closely related to sessile hydroids. They are much firmer and sturdier in body than jellyfishes. Most are small ( less than 1 inch in diameter ) and do not sting. Others, such as the large and very dangerous Sea Wasp ( 9", right ) do.

hydromedusae

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