Anemone Stings

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Re: Anemone Stings

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hadla wrote:id love to swim with those nonstinging ones.
Which ones are those?
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Re: Anemone Stings

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Usually the ones without tentacles, don't sting.
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Re: Anemone Stings

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellyfish_Lake

first saw it in a magazine a few years ago
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