Images Dated 15th July 2014
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Featured 15 Jul 2014 Print
Lions mane jellyfish (Cyanea capillata)
Lion's mane jellyfish (Cyanea capillata), largest of all jellyfish, up to 2 m diameter. The margin of the bell is divided into eight lobes, and there are eight groups of about 100 tentacles each on the underside of its umbrella. It hunts by sinking slowly with its tentacles spread over a prey which it then stuns with its nematocysts. The tentacles can be 30 m or longer, the record being 37 m. Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia
© Mark Spencer/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
Featured 15 Jul 2014 Print
Indian Head at the entrance to the Hunter River
Indian Head at the entrance to the Hunter River, with the Mitchell Plateau beyond, from the air. Mitchell Plateau, Kimberley region, Western Australia
© Nick Rains/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
Aerial, Aerial Photograph, Australian, Blue Sky, Cliff, Clouds, Cloudy, Coast, Coastal, Dramatic, From Above, From The Air, Kimberley Coast, Landscape, Nature, Ocean, Scenery, Scenic, Sea, Shore
Featured 15 Jul 2014 Print
Pompey Complex, reef and new sandy cay in formation
Pompey Complex, reef and new sandy cay in formation. These reefs are the largest and most complex in the entire Great Barrier Reef, extending over 140 km. Many of the reefs are between 50 and 100 sq km. Narrow channels in the Pompey reefs over 100 m deep are scoured by strong tidal currents.
Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
© Jean-Paul Ferrero/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
