Queen's Roger Taylor uses a pole and shoots an AIRGUN at jellyfish whilst on a boat ride with his wife and children during sun-soaked holiday in Spain
Roger Taylor and his family were seen trying to catch jellyfish during a sun-soaked trip in Formentera, Spain, on Thursday.
The Queen drummer, 69, had stepped out onto a boat with his wife SarinaPotgieter, 47, and his children Rufus, 28, Tiger-Lily, 25, and Lola, 19, when they came across a swarm of the sea creatures.
And after trying to catch one of the marine creatures using a long pole, the musician then opted to use an airgun that was given to him by the captain of the ship.
Unexpected: Roger Taylor used a pole and shot an AIRGUN at jellyfish whilst enjoying a boat ride with his wife and children during a sun-soaked holiday in Spain on Friday
Roger wasn't the only one to try and shoot the fish out of water, as Rufus and Lola also took the air-gun in hand and aimed at the jellyfish.
Share this article
Rufus, who has followed in his dads footsteps by making a name for himself as the drummer of The Darkness, also used the long pole to try and catch fish.
Before they tried to shoot the sea creatures, Roger and his family took pictures of them as they roamed around the boat.
Catch of the day: After trying and failing to catch one of the marine creatures using a pole, the musician then opted to use an airgun that was given to him by the captain of the ship
Trying their luck: Roger wasn't the only one to try and shoot the fish out of water, as Rufus and Lola also took the air-gun in hand and aimed it at the jellyfish
Reaching down: Roger tried his best to catch a jellyfish with a long pole
Aim: The drummer was spotted aiming his gun at the swarm of sea creatures
Lock and load: Rufus could be seen trying out the airgun
Glam: Roger's model daughter Tigerlily looked striking in a bright blue-and-green bikini, and she kept her blonde locks back with a patterned bandana
Curious: The Queen icon and his family looked on at the jellyfish
Roger kept things casual for their boat outing as he donned a blue boat-print shirt over white shorts.
Whilst his model daughter Tigerlily looked striking in a bright blue-and-green bikini, and she kept her blonde locks back with a patterned bandana.
The drummer's wife Sarina was sure to turn heads in a long-sleeved yellow top that complemented her pineapple-print shorts.
Low-key look: Roger kept things casual for their boat outing as he donned a blue boat-print shirt over white shorts
Bright: The drummer's wife Sarina was sure to turn heads in a long-sleeved yellow top that complemented her pineapple-print shorts
Watching on: Roger's family stood by his side as he tried to catch the jellyfish
Snapping away: Before they tried to shoot the jellyfish, Roger and his family took pictures of them as they roamed around the boat
His turn: Roger's son Rufus concentrated as he tried to shoot one of the jellyfish
Having a go: Lola also tried out the airgun
Catch of the day: The drummer tried his hardest to catch one of the jellyfish
Summer dress: Lola wore a white floral-print dress over her white bikini
Amazed: Roger and his children looked on delighted at the swarm of jellyfish
Earlier this year, Roger and Queen bandmate Brian May were at the Oscars to celebrate the success of biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.
'It was great, it was interesting, we were swimming out of our pond. Yeah, open the Oscars that's something I never thought I would do,' Roger told Good Morning Britain the morning after.
On Rami winning best actor, he said: 'He was amazing, he has a great intensity. He has had a clean sweep of all the awards. Good for him, he's such a great guy. He has a lot of Freddie's qualities… he's floating on air. It's been a great night.'
Different tactic: Rufus also tried to use the long pole on the jellyfish
Looking down: The Taylor family seemed to enjoy watching the jellyfish
Stylish: Tiger-Lily wore her blonde locks in a sleek, straight style
Calm and collected: Roger and his family seemed to be enjoying their sun-soaked day
Examination: Roger looked carefully at the airgun he held in his hands
Relaxed: Roger's family seemed to be delighted with their trip plans
Spearheading the attack: Roger used the pole to try but was unable to fish any of the sea creatures out of the water
Chatty: Roger and Sarina talked amicably whilst enjoying the boat trip
Pointing things out: Rufus chatted with his step-mum whilst looking at the jellyfish
Talkative: Roger and his daughter put on an animated display as they spoke together
Sticking out: Rufus tried his hand at catching jellyfish
Stunning: Roger and his family peered over the boat to look at the sparkling sea
Roger continued: '[Rami] got really close spiritually, he had it in the eyes and everything, he was different in the body...physically he was different to Freddie but he was incredible in the role, that intensity.'
When GMB host Piers Morgan pointed out that some critics suggested the film didn't delve deep enough into Mercury's troubled life, Roger defended the movie, pointing out: 'I want to be touched and uplifted [by film], and hopefully that's what it did. We didn't shy away from anything.'
The film, a dramatised account of the band's rise to prominence culminating in their legendary performance at Live Aid in 1986, scored Best Actor for lead Rami Malek, Best Achievement in Film Editing,Best Achievement in Sound Editing, and Best Achievement in Sound Mixing.
Supportive: Roger's family members crowded around him as he used the pole
Careful: Rufus looked at the airgun in detail
Enjoying the view: Roger and his family were dazzled by the ocean waves
Showing them the ropes: The ship's captain advised Roger on how to use the airgun
Trying her luck: Lola leaned over the boat's railing as she tried to shoot the jellyfish
His go: Rufus seemed keen to use the pole to catch jellyfish
Shooting range: Roger aimed the airgun at the water carefully
Prepared: Rufus shielded his eyes with a pair of aviator shades
Beaming: Roger and his family looked like they were in good spirits during the outing
