Scientists say climate change and pollution have contributed to a rise in the jellyfish population, creating a swarm in Haifa Bay, Israel.
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That's scary lookin
That's the exact same thing they did when we were in Daytona!
I just came back from my annual vacation and the jellyfish where already starting to come in they hurt