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Sea Nettle

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Total number of species: 20

Sea nettles are stinging jellyfish that inhabit open water areas of the world’s cooler oceans. These beautiful marine animals mesmerize divers with their rhythmic, undulating movements and vibrant colors. You can go diving with sea nettles in the Pacific Ocean from Alaska south to California, west to Japan, and even the Bering Sea. Other sea nettle species are common in the Atlantic Ocean along the United State’s east coast.

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Dive sites with this animal

DIVE GOA, 403515 Goa

S.S Rita/Suzys Wreck (★4.2)

This site is great for any one from beginners to advanced divers. It starts from a shallow depth of just 2 meters and goes down to a depth of 12 meters. A lot of wholes and windows along the side of the wreck make for great spots to look in and enjoy the fish life that have occupied this incredible dive site.
REFUGIO DE BUZOS, 2001 Edo. Carabobo

CAYO NORTE (★4.4)

Dive Place that is characterized by its excellent visibility and variety of marine flora and fauna such as green moray eels, turtles, barracudas, among others. Maximum Depth: 26 meters.
FRENCH TOUCH DIVING, SPB 1283 SAN PAWL IL-BAHAR

Um el Faroud (★4.6)

The wreck is often dived with 2 dives because of the depth (38 m). View at the bow and funnel impressive. Memorial plaque of the deceased dock workers in the middle of the wreck
Shanti Divers, 403702 Canacona, South Goa

Nursery (★4.4)

Nursery is one of Netrani Island’s most frequented dive sites. This location is perfect for any experience and certification level from Try Divers to professionals.
Bamboo Reef Dive Centers, 94107 San Francisco

San Carlos Beach (★4.0)

San Carlos offers an easy entry beach dive along with all the amenities including two dive shops within walking distance, plenty of parking, bathrooms, and showers.
Aqualung

Stetson Bank, Flower Gardens (★4.4)

Stetson Bank, located at the westernmost end of the sanctuary, is an oblong, mid-shelf bank made of uplifted siltstone and claystone. It was added to the sanctuary when Congress reauthorized the National Marine Sanctuaries Act in 1996.
Scubapro

Breakwater Cove (★3.9)

The Breakwater is a very popular dive site for Open Water classes with its calm water, easy entry, and protection from ocean swell. It is a fairly short walk from your car to the water and there is a dive shop within walking distance for air fills.
Mares

Metridium Fields (★4.1)

Metridiums are pure white anemones that look like flowers on a stalk. The Metridium Field is a group of rocky outcroppings covered with Metridiums. Navigation is done by following a large pipe until it ends and then heading due north for a short distance will take you to the Metridium Field.