acaleph (Meaning)
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acaleph (n.)
Alt. of Acalephan
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acaleph Sentence Examples
- The acaleph, also known as a jellyfish, gracefully glided through the water with its translucent bell.
- A mesmerizing display of acaleph movement captivated the onlookers at the aquarium.
- Marine biologists study the behavior and ecology of acaleph species to better understand their role in ocean ecosystems.
- The acaleph's tentacles contain stinging cells, aiding in both prey capture and defense.
- A delicate dance of acalephs illuminated by underwater lights created a stunning spectacle in the deep sea.
- The acaleph's pulsating movements propel it through the water, showcasing the elegance of its simple yet effective locomotion.
- A snorkeler marveled at the vibrant colors of various acaleph species while exploring a coral reef.
- Some acalephs are bioluminescent, emitting a soft glow that adds to the enchantment of the underwater world.
- Scientists are conducting research to identify potential medical applications of substances found in certain acaleph species.
- A group of students embarked on a marine biology expedition to study the diversity and behavior of acalephs in different oceanic regions.
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The acaleph, also known as a jellyfish, gracefully glided through the water with its translucent bell.
A mesmerizing display of acaleph movement captivated the onlookers at the aquarium.
Marine biologists study the behavior and ecology of acaleph species to better understand their role in ocean ecosystems.
The acaleph's tentacles contain stinging cells, aiding in both prey capture and defense.
