Sentences with phrase «jellyfish into»

What about a jellyfish into a bookmark?

Dip the chunks of jellyfish into the batter and drop them in the hot sunflower oil to fry for around 1 minute.

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What about a jellyfish into a bookmark?

The authors hypothesize that either wind blew the jellyfish into shallower water or the creatures swam there in search of prey.

ANDREW Sweetman has spent a lot of time throwing dead jellyfish into the sea.

But now, «Scientists from the University of Southern Denmark have developed a technique to turn jellyfish into a crunchy chip, potentially creating a market for aquatic snacks....»

University of Southern Denmark (USD) scientists have discovered a method to turn jellyfish into a salty snack akin to potato crisps.

Not exact matches

It'll be like watching «Survivor» gone wrong — where some poor tribe members are stung by jellyfish, fall into fires, or step on stingrays...

As natural selection kicked in, these bacteria graudally evolved into eukaryotic cells, then small colonies, then multicellular organsims, then pre-Cambrian biota, then crusaceans, jellyfish and, later, fish.

My brothers and cousins and I used to spend Summer days pitching ourselves off of my grandfathers boating dock into the (jellyfish strewn) Chesapeake bay water.

Everything from the Touch a shark tank to the jellyfish, the underground room will make you feel like you stepped into something from another world.

The 3 mm neoprene will protect you from sand, jellyfish, and anything you bang into while learning to surf.

«Jellyfishes are ancient organisms, which use a primitive predation mechanism based on generating feeding currents to bring the prey into contact with their bodies,» Acuña explains.

After catching the jellyfish with pool - skimming nets, he and a group of other scientists would pin them down with a fork and spin them across a razor's edge to slice off the light - emitting photo - organs, which would fall into a bucket in a translucent linguini heap.

A Texas cardiologist goes into Orbit with 29 rats, 2,478 jellyfish, and a plastic tube snaking through his veins to the entrance of his pounding heart.

Sucked into water intakes, jellyfish had taken out vital services from power stations to data centres and water treatment plants.

«There's a long history of jellyfish really coming into huge numbers, big blooms, with a big effect on ecology, when you have perturbations to the system.»

Story number 1: Wiggly, wobbly jellyfish need to break into their crustacean prey's hard shells to get a decent meal.

But Chad Widmer, 37, a senior aquarist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium just south of San Francisco, studies jellyfish, and along the world's coasts, jellies seem to be exploding in size and number, pulsing through waters they haven't ventured into before.

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In recent years, concerns about rising jellyfish populations in some parts of the world have mushroomed into headlines like «Meet your new jellyfish overlords.»

In the few cases when the injured animals do not symmetrize — only about 15 percent of the injured animals they studied — the unsymmetrical ephyra also can not develop into normal adult jellyfish, called medusa.

It will deploy grippers inspired by jellyfish to embrace the target before steering itself on a suicide dive into Earth's atmosphere.

A single ephrya (juvenile Aurelia jellyfish) was split into a three - armed section (bottom) and a five - armed section (top).

They simply used the jellyfish gene, which is easily detected, to test whether inserting foreign genes into eggs (so - called germline gene alteration) can produce viable monkeys.

They slipped the jellyfish gene into a disabled virus, then injected the altered virus into a batch of monkey eggs.

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When seafloor animals die off, the energy in the ecosystem flows into microbes and jellyfish, a trend Jackson refers to as «the rise of slime.»

Jellyfish larvae typically morph into anchored polyps, shown here, before they mature into free - swimming medusa.

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According to this view, early sponges sit at the base of the animal tree of life, which then forks into four other groups: comb jellies, jellyfish, primitive multicellular animals called placazoa, and another group of early symmetrical animals that led to worms, insects, and ultimately us (bilaterians).

Ordinarily, jellyfish are born from eggs and grow into larvae, which morph into polyps before becoming free - swimming medusa.

«Jellyfish are made up of little more than goo and yet they've been turned to stone before they had any chance to rot: a mechanism which some scientists refer to as the «Medusa effect», named after the gorgon of Greek mythology who turned into stone anyone that laid eyes upon her.»

«The embryos of living jellyfish usually develop into bizarre alien - like larvae which metamorphose into anemone - like adults before the final jellyfish (or «medusa») phase.

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For animals that lack this bilateral symmetry — sponges, stinging jellyfish, anemones — the digestive system is more like a cul - de-sac, a fitting turn of phrase for what is essentially a bag into which food flows, gets digested and then must be expelled before more can be consumed.

This showed that the details of segmentation in the Pseudooides embryos to be nothing more than the folded edge of an opening, which developed into the rim of the cone - shaped skeleton that once housed the anemone - like stage in the life cycle of the ancient jellyfish.

Masaru Okabe, a biologist at Osaka University in Japan, engineered these green mice by injecting into mouse embryos a jellyfish gene that codes for a glowing protein called green fluorescent protein.

«It shows for the first time that jellyfish tissue — once assumed to be a dead end for resources in the food web — can be recycled back into the ecosystem by the gobies.»

Scientists inserted the jellyfish gene for GFP along with the gene for HIV resistance into a cat egg before it underwent IVF treatment.

The breakthrough in imaging the nervous system of a hydra — a tiny, transparent creature related to jellyfish — as it twitches and moves has provided insights into how such simple animals control their behaviour.

In spring, they bud into tiny jellyfish, and the cycle begins anew.

The fishermen leaned into the nets, grunting and grumbling as they tossed the translucent jellyfish back into the bay, giants weighing up to 200 kilograms (450 pounds), marine invaders that are putting the men's livelihoods at risk.

The authors refer to their hypothesis as differential partitioning - environmental buffering, and suggest that partitioning cells into different fates according to prevailing conditions could be a strategy used by many other types of cell coalitions — whether microbial communities, humans, trees, or jellyfish.

Scientists added DNA from fluorescent jellyfish to more than 260 pig embryos, which were then implanted into eight different sows, four of which became pregnant.

Here is a video from Casey Dunn of some other colonial jellyfish, to get a sense of how this close up photograph fits into the context of the whole colony, and to see how the swimming bells pulsate.

Researchers removed the gene for GFP from jellyfish, cloned it, and introduced it into the cells of the bacterium E. coli and in C. elegans, a soil nematode widely used as a biological model.

The DNA of fungus, mold, bacteria, viruses, fish, humans, and jellyfish have been injected into corn, potatoes, and strawberries in an effort to increase crop yields.

For example, the DNA of fungus, mold, bacteria, viruses, fish, humans, and jellyfish have been injected into corn, potatoes, and strawberries in an effort to increase crop yields.