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The Pink Meanie

Pink and said to be mean Your tentacles tend to scare me You're often alone, are you lonely? Drymonema larsoni... don't worry We can be friends, just don't sting me.. Native to the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and The Gulf of Mexico.. Searching for Moon Jellies and feasting once they're found They wrap their tentacles around- them and drag them in What a cruel fate? you may think that but we do the same thing.
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Jellyfish
28 / F
Published
Aug 1, 2015
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#pink#jellyfish#mexico#jelly#gulf#mediterranean#meanie#caribbean#jellies#thepinkmeanies
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