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| ...in Kerala, India |
When the waves come lapping closer to places where people have been living for years...
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| ...the tides are moving in closer... |
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| A Physalia physalis washed ashore |
Physalia physalis moves only with the wind and sea currents
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
On World Oceans Day...
...when the waves reach out...
When the waves come lapping closer to places where people have been living for years...
Not easy to put a Physalia physalis with its poisonous stings back into sea without getting hurt by its toxic poison. Hands have to be covered with thick gunny bags.
Physalia physalis moves only with the wind and sea currents
When the waves come lapping closer to places where people have been living for years...
Physalia physalis moves only with the wind and sea currents
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