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Comments: The future of the ocean: will jellyfish take over the world?


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Jellyfish taking over the world is a scary thought.

Fish Fear

Will jellyfish take over the world?

i certainly hope so. the place is seriously infested with humans.

ryan king

Read 'Die Flounder' written by Gunter Grass

R S Curry

Definetly climate plays a big role in fellyfish population explosions. Here in Rio de Janeiro (Brasil), strange strong low pressure systems are developing more frequently. These blow oceanic waves and superficial current from the south east instead of the usual sw. Due to corrolis, ressurgence occurs and boom: jellyfish by the loaaaddss

Bruno Boni de Oliveira

The Jellyfish actually start in china (Japan) the fishermen have tried to take them out. But they will lose the job if they don't, they won't be aloud to take the jellyfish out for the year.
A man has helped, and all hope to let his plan succsed. 1000 of people in Japan is eating them from markets and shops. But will that solve the problem?
People in markets are now trying those big jellyfish, and yet, they love it!
Hope this won't happen. It spread around
to Asia, to Europe , and on to America!

***This is my own summary I watched in tv***
*By a 11 year old girl*

Jellybadjellyfish

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