Comb jelly. They are bioluminescent, meaning they produce light. Obviously a still picture cannot capture the effect, but they pulse and glow. Really cool little creatures.

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This sunset in the desert level is about done for now.

The terrain data is taken from the Comb Ridge area in Utah. The range of cliffs is pretty amazing, running for miles almost exactly north to south with 1000 ft drops apparently.

I really want to visit all these locations one day.

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Detail from the 'Acts of Mercy' medieval glass in St Mary's church, Combs, Suffolk.

Beach Combing

Two bone combs, Medieval

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Chapel-en-le-Frith

found in my garden, July 2011

Luke Combs performs at Verizon Arena in Little Rock, Arkansas, with Jameson Rogers and LANCO supporting.

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combed, annealed and cold worked

Laguna Ricuricocha, Tarapota, Peru

Jon Combs pictures taken by Erin Ayres for Technology and Design

I don't understand girls with massive comb-overs. It feels ridiculous.

Beach Combing

I found this comb on a windowsill of this long abandoned cottage in Gorstan.

Toned in Showfoto. Zenit 3m film developed with out of date chemicals and negatives hung on the garden line to dry.

Combs Pk (6,193) - Feb 29, 2016, solo

Peak District National Park

August 23, 1999, San Juan County,Utah

Beach Combing

We're adding straight comb to one of our hives as an example to the bees of what they should be doing.

Comb by Gill Wilson

Combs

Stowmarket

Thol Lake

Beach Combing

Silver Plated Combs for the Bride and Bridesmaids

This was built in the space we left for ventilation between the follower board and the hive body. Lots of drone cells. For an idea of the size the darker brown board the comb is resting on is the follower board.

The shape of Japanese combs always intrigues me; there's more decoration than actual comb teeth! But of course this one (1800-1880) would have been purely for decoration, used to adorn a hairstyle. I like the colour combination of red and gold on ivory.

Bloodbelly Comb Jelly in the open ocean exhibit at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.