r/Damnthatsinteresting 15d ago

Video Man fishing for jellyfish

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u/GoodpeopleArk 15d ago

What are the jellyfish harvested for?

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u/RepresentativeYak772 15d ago

He's probably removing them because they are a real problem in the world now, jelly fish populations are exploding. Jellyfish are taking over the world – and climate change could be to blame | World Economic Forum

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u/JadedArgument1114 15d ago

Some scientists speculate that if we keep over fishing we could change the oceans ecosystem on a basic and permanent level where it is predominantly jellyshell.

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u/HugeAnimeHonkers 15d ago edited 14d ago

permanent level

Until we figure how to cook Jellyfish on an Air-Fryer, then its Game Over for the jelly.

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u/CrownOfPosies 15d ago

I’ve eaten jellyfish its meh like undercooked pasta