The "'Physalia Seamount "'is a seamount in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Some siphonophores superficially resemble jellyfish, one example being the venomous Portuguese man o'war ( " Physalia physalis " ).
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"G . atlanticus " is able to feed on " Physalia physalis " due to its immunity to the venomous nematocysts.
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The National Monument protects several underwater seamounts ( Physalia, and Retriever Seamounts ) and three submarine canyons in the edge of the continental shelf ( Oceanographer, Lydonia, and Gilbert ).
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Also known as a Blue Bottle like the Physalia utriculus found on Australian beaches, a blueberry ( variations include blueberry sorbet, a blueberry cake, a blueberry on a plate, first blueberry of the season ).
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The species " Physalia utriculus " is given the common name Pacific man o'war to distinguish it from the more widely distributed and larger " Physalia physalis ", the Portuguese man o'war.
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The species " Physalia utriculus " is given the common name Pacific man o'war to distinguish it from the more widely distributed and larger " Physalia physalis ", the Portuguese man o'war.
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Phylum Cnidaria ( Coelenterata )-true jellyfish, box jellyfish ( contains some of the most lethal of all venomous animals ), hydrozoans ( includes colony " jellyfish " such as Physalia or Portuguese Man O'War ), anthozoans ( including coral ).
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"P . utriculus " is distinguished from the Atlantic Portuguese Man o'War ( " Physalia physalis " ) by the smaller size of the float ( six inches compared to twelve ) and by having a single long fishing tentacle.
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""'Porpita porpita " "', commonly known as the "'blue button "', is a marine organism consisting of a colony of hydroids found in tropical and sub-tropical waters of the siphonophores, which includes the Portuguese Man o'War, or Physalia Physalis.
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