Want want want! 😉
Thanks +Kathleen Gick for the share and +Wally Wynn for the post!
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U.S. firm The Amazing Jellyfish ( theamazingjellyfish.com ) takes the bioluminescent bodies of creatures that have died of natural causes and encase them in resin, thus preserving not just their bodies, but also their incredible glow-in-the-dark properties.
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That is SO freaken cool!
I should have known to tag you in +Dan Wilcox! 😉
Weird, their site says they're just epoxy impressions of real jellyfish, so they don't actually contain real jellyfish…
Hm. How do you do a cast impression of a JELLY fish? Still cool, but not as cool as Wally's description about taking the bodies and encasing them in resin. Ah well!
Got one in Florida
+Jake Marquart Looking for a review! Tell, please!
It's definitely cool; like most glow-in-the-dark artifacts, it's better if you hold it up to a light first, but it will glow all night
Obligatory Skin Deep reference here.
I love the "died of natural causes" line. Yeah… suuuuurrrre.