Jellyfish Lake in Palau
In a stunning daily migration, five million jellyfish glide across the surface of Palau’s Jellyfish Lake to follow the eastward-streaming morning sun and the westward-streaming afternoon sun. Then, at night, the jellyfish sink down 45 feet to absorb nutrient-rich bacteria, which the algae in their bodies require to survive.
This is truly the best place on earth! ~ Molly
ReplyDeleteDo they sting, or can you swim with them?
ReplyDeletePeople do swim with them. I'm not sure if they are always safe, or if they sting at certain times of the year. Anyone else know?
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