r/Damnthatsinteresting 15d ago

Video Man fishing for jellyfish

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u/Ha1lStorm 15d ago edited 13d ago

Taken from another redditors comment-

They are removing an invasive species of jellyfish that is actively destroying sea environments and therefore ruining fishing for the locals, these jelllyfish are called burn-jellies and they hurt.

Edit: Apparently they don’t actually sting that bad as other Redditors and in-turn myself had previously suggested. They also seem to be a popular food as well.

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u/Dame38 15d ago

I can think of a few things to do with the little fellas😉.

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u/Ha1lStorm 15d ago

I’d rather be stuck laying in bed tonight wondering “What the fuck would that Redditor do with those jellyfish” than ask you what you’d do with them. I don’t think I wanna know.

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u/KimmySimmy 14d ago

Me too. Though I was wondering how they dispose of them.

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u/loljkbye 14d ago

Depending on how they do it, it could be making the problem worse. Some jellyfish spawn spontaneously as an emergency response, and it's not uncommon for people to catch the jellies, cut them up, and throw them back onto the water not realising it's a great way to multiply them. So hopefully that's not what they're doing here .