jellyfish invation

hmm, whataya think when read that title??
jellyfish attack a human or earth?

ahahaha... unfortunately nope..

One of the biggest signs of this growing plague, Moore reports, is the massive number of Nomura jellyfish teeming through coastlines from Japan to Hawaii and New York to Spain. Nomura's jellyfish is the single of the largest jellyfish class in the world, flourishing up to 6.5 feet (2 meters) far-reaching as well as weighing as most as 440 pounds (200 kilograms). Nomura jellyfish can grow to be 450 pounds each which can wreak some serious havoc on fishing boats along these coasts.



Fisherman was so mad with the jellyfish, they killed it brutally..







Now the jellyfish could be gearing up for the identical assault, contend experts who not prolonged ago conducted the small of the initial surveys of the giants' spawning grounds. Researchers additionally don't know because the hulk jellyfish have been apropos some-more unchanging visitors to Japan's shores.

In the early 1900s large numbers of the giant jellyfish were reported only every 40 years or so. But recently the jellyfish have been appearing with alarming frequency: Japan experienced unusually large outbreaks almost every year between 2002 and 2007, including a massive outbreak in 2005, which fishers say cost them billions of yen in damaged nets and lost catch.

According to scientists, the cause of this massive jellyfish invasion is a combination of pollution, overfishing and climate change. It is also believed that the amount of nitrogen and phosphorus as well as the temperature of the water makes these coastlines the best breeding grounds for this type of jellyfish. These factors are causing dead zones to spread across our oceans, and the jellyfish invasion is a sign that things aren’t getting any better. These sea creatures can thrive in the toxic algae blooms that typically kill off other sea life. So what do these factors all have in common? They can all be altered by a simple change in our eating habits.

and because of this situation in Japan that restaurants have started serving jellyfish dishes.



do you wanna try a bowl of jellyfish?