Jellyfish Lake, on the island nation of Palau, was once connected to the ocean through an underwater tunnel. At some point the tunnel closed off, trapping jellyfish in the saltwater lake. With no natural predators, the jellyfish population exploded, leaving a breathtaking (if a bit scary) underwater ecology.
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Anita
BTW - unlike other jellyfish swarms, apparently these don't sting. I'd still be scared to death to swim with them though!
vincent
in Asia , people eat them ...very health food.
::mwah::
That's gotta tickle...
Nick
This lake was featured on an episode of Survivor: Palau.
Dave
All they'd need to control the population is a good source of peanut butter and bread.
laini
I've been in that lake! It's pretty surreal in there, to say the least.
Ali S.
You know when you are about to watch this video you should first let it all load up...and put on Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" then sit back and watch them jellies float about.
Very soothing.
Anon
It seems that they can sting, but their tentacles are too short to have any effect on swimmers they come in contact with.
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