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Amakusa jellyfish or Sanderia malayensis Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Amakusa jellyfish or Sanderia malayensis

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Amakusa are a common jellyvorous jellyfish seen in South coast of Japan in summer. They have 32 lappets, 4 oral arms and 16 very long tentacles coming out from the bell.