- The
Portuguese man o' war (
Physalia physalis), also
known as the man-of-war or bluebottle, is a
marine hydrozoan found in the
Atlantic Ocean and the Indian...
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Physalia is a
genus of the
order Siphonophorae,
colonies of four
specialized polyps and
medusoids that
drift on the
surface of the Atlantic,
Indian and...
- (Craspedacusta sowerbyi),
freshwater polyps (Hydra), Obelia,
Portuguese man o' war (
Physalia physalis), chondrop****s (Porpitidae), and pink-hearted
hydroids (Tubularia)...
- 9″N 65°58′52.8″W / 39.636083°N 65.981333°W / 39.636083; -65.981333
Physalia Seamount (National Monument) 39°48′18.3″N 66°52′45.6″W / 39.805083°N...
- They are
known to prey on the
dangerously venomous Portuguese man o' war (
Physalia physalis), the by-the-wind-sailor (Velella velella), the blue
button (Porpita...
- Specifically, the blue
bottle fly
Calliphora vomitoria The
Portuguese man o' war (
Physalia utriculus),
stinging marine siphonop****s
resembling jellyfish and known...
- better-known siphonop****s,
which includes the
Portuguese man o' war, or
Physalia physalis.
Although it is
superficially similar to a jellyfish, each apparent...
-
Physalia physalis,
Portuguese man o' war, is a
dioecious colonial marine animal; the
reproductive medusae within the
colony are all of the same ****....
-
caused by
Chiropsalmus quadrum**** and four by the
Portuguese man o' war (
Physalia physalis). All
these stings were
linear in nature,
causing both intense...
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Retrieved 25
September 2019. Jones, E.C. (1963). "Tremoctopus
violaceus uses
Physalia tentacles as weapons". Science. 139 (3556): 764–766. Bibcode:1963Sci.....
