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🪼 TRENDING · 2026-08-04

火の 神の 名前を もつ クラゲ

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🪼 TRENDING 名前 なまえ
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八月はちがつ二日ふつか、日本にほんの 二ふたつの 水族館すいぞくかんで、めずらしい クラゲの てんじが 始はじまりました。

名前なまえは「カグツチクラゲ」で、日本にほんの 火ひの 神かみの 名前なまえから つけられました。

長ながい 手てのような ものが、火ひの ように ゆれて 見みえるからです。

この クラゲは、二〇二二年にせんにじゅうにねんに おきなわの くめじまの 海うみで 発見はっけんされました。

研究者けんきゅうしゃが しらべた けっか、二〇二六年にせんにじゅうろくねんに 新あたらしい 生いき物ものだと わかりました。

二ふたつの 水族館すいぞくかんで 見みられるのは、世界せかいで はじめての ことです。

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Translation

On August 2, two aquariums in Japan began displaying a rare jellyfish.

It is called the "Kagutsuchi jellyfish", named after Japan's god of fire.

That is because its long arm-like threads sway just like flames.

This jellyfish was discovered in 2022 in the sea around Kumejima, Okinawa.

After researchers examined it closely, it was confirmed in 2026 to be a new kind of creature.

Being able to see it at two aquariums is a world first.

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