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2. Velella Velella, Category: Artist, Albums: Leap, Atlantis Massif, Bay of Biscay, Singles: Flight Cub, Top Tracks: The Bread Is As Hard As Crackers, Fine Corinthian Leather, Alex Boom Selector, BBQ Claus I & II, We'll Getcha In Yeah, Biography: Velella Velella are a funk-influenced indie electronic band from Seattle. Influenced by classic funk such as Parliament-Funkadelic and the Mizell.

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3. Aug 05,  · Velella belongs to a large group of animals known as siphonophores. In contrast, true jellyfish (scyphozoans) are related to corals that make coral reefs, and to sea anemones. The Velella .

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4. Velella velella is commonly known by the names sea raft, by-the-wind sailor, purple sail, little sail, or simply Velella. These small cnidarians are part of a specialised ocean surface community that includes the better-known cnidarian siphonophore, the Portuguese man o’ war. Specialized predatory gastropod mollusks prey on these cnidarians.

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5. Jul 31,  · The jellyfish-like invertebrate may be a common sighting for sailors in the Pacific Ocean, but the Velella velella (the species shares the same name as the genus) rarely washes ashore before the end of its lifespan. So when thousands of the tiny blue sea creatures recently turned up.

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8. The Velella velella begins its life in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, is brought by the wind to the shores, and is usually cast up on a beach where it dies and disentegrates. The Velella are most common on the high seas, in the warmer regions of the Southern and Northern Hemispheres. (Russell-Hunter )(Ricketts, et al ) Aquatic Biomes.

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