Thousands stung in Australian jellyfish 'invasion' https://bit.ly/2AAEomU | The National

357K views · 354 shares | Beaches in S. Thailand closed after venomous jellyfish invasion Swimmers in the southern part of Thailand are being warned to be careful after storms pushed large numbers of jellyfish ashore. Many beaches have been closed after masses of Portuguese Man-of-War and box jellyfish appeared in southern Thailand's Phi Phi Island and Koh Samui. The venom from these creatures can be fatal. | CGTN | Facebook

Have you ever witnessed Sydney’s annual jellyfish bloom? 🪼 Jellyfish blooms are a natural phenomenon – these temporary explosions in jellyfish numbers occur when the conditions are suitable for reproduction due to ocean and wind patterns. Thousands of jelly blubbers were seen in one of these blooms at Shelly Beach in Manly this past June, looking almost like cherry blossoms falling in a spring breeze! 🌸 🎥 David Phan #jellyfish #pink #underwater #cherryblossom #sakura #sealife #marinelife #oce

9.6K views · 215 reactions | WATCH: Tens of thousands of tomato jellyfish are in the waters off Corong Corong Beach in El Nido, Palawan on 23 March 2020. Local scientists say the phenomenon called jellyfish bloom is triggered by the abundance of nutrients in the water and higher temperature. (Video from Alimar Amor) #jellyfishbloom #corongcorongbeach | Daily Tribune | Facebook