Sea Jellies: A Summer Swarm in Monterey
Richard Theiss - Prodcer Director
In the summer of 2010, Monterey, California experienced an invasion of graceful and potentially dangerous sea jellies. Cinematographer Richard Theiss captured majestic underwater video of this spectacular event.
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Richard Theiss - Prodcer Director
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In the summer of 2010, Monterey, California experienced an invasion of graceful and potentially dangerous sea jellies. Cinematographer Richard Theiss captured majestic underwater video of this spectacular event. |
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