Jellies and Seahorses

Today we went to the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Ever since we've moved to California, we've wanted to go, but it was one of those things that was always pushed aside whenever we had a free weekend. Finally we decided to go! There were many exhibits, but most seemed to be focused on displaying fish and other animals associated with the ocean, specifically the west coast. But they also had a seahorse and a jelly fish exhibit going on, and those were the most memorable. Here are some pictures:


This is a purple striped jelly.


This is an egg yolk jelly.


This is a Pacific sea nettle jelly.


A bunch of Pacific sea nettles floating around.


These are spotted jellies, also known as lagoon jellies.


This is a Leafy Sea Dragon. It is pretty big, about 1 foot long!


Seahorses have great camouflage. Can you spot the seahorses in this picture? I can see 5 of them.