The island was circular and about fifty feet across, with a sort of dome in the centre.
On reaching the summit, the professor could distinctly make out a light flashing deep in the heart of the island.
He passed this information to the others, who were eagerly lining the ship's rail.
“From what you say,” said Moira, “it must be a Blancmangius viscosus.”
“Perhaps,” Sarah chimed in, “though it could equally be a Jelly-beania multicolorata.”
Professor Eisenstein straightened up and adjusted his glasses.
“In my opinion,” he said, “we're dealing with a variety of the common Chocolatus indigestibilis,”
“but we can't be sure till we've examined it from below.”
The words were scarcely out of his mouth when three girl sailors, all of whom were world-famous scuba divers
and had already pulled on their wetsuits, plunged over the side and vanished into the blue depths.
Nothing could be seen for a while but air bubbles. Then one of the girls, Sandra, shot to the surface.
“It's a giant jellyfish!” she gasped. “The other two are caught up in its tentacles and can't break loose.”
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