Australian ocean photographer Tim Samuel was recently exploring the waters near Byron Bay and captured a photo of a fish in a rather tight spot – inside a jellyfish.
Land animals such as cats and dogs are known to get themselves in some pretty awkward predicaments, and it appears water-dwelling creatures do as well.
Australian ocean photographer Tim Samuel was recently exploring the waters near Byron Bay and captured a photo of a fish in a rather tight spot – inside a jellyfish.
Said Samuel, “I contemplating freeing the fish as i felt bad for it, but in the end decided to just let nature run its course…”
Though the fish does look a little nervous in the photo, a University of Queensland fish biologist told Australian Geographic, “"It's difficult to tell whether disaster has just struck, or whether the fish is happy to be in there… my guess is that it is probably quite happy to be protected in there."
Land animals such as cats and dogs are known to get themselves in some pretty awkward predicaments, and it appears water-dwelling creatures do as well.
Australian ocean photographer Tim Samuel was recently exploring the waters near Byron Bay and captured a photo of a fish in a rather tight spot – inside a jellyfish.
Said Samuel, “I contemplating freeing the fish as i felt bad for it, but in the end decided to just let nature run its course…”
Though the fish does look a little nervous in the photo, a University of Queensland fish biologist told Australian Geographic, “"It's difficult to tell whether disaster has just struck, or whether the fish is happy to be in there… my guess is that it is probably quite happy to be protected in there."
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