There are salt, freshwater lakes, lakes in volcanic craters, but also some of them can take your breath away. They are very distinct, uncommon and even harmful! If by any likelihood you are a fan of jellyfish, because you know that speak to with them is unsafe, these texts and photographs have been interesting. In the lake, we introduce you to swim about ten million jellyfish. Imagine how it would be like to swim in between them, if you know that you are not hurt by his touch.
areas like Jellyfish Lake are a reminder of how superb the planet can be. , Swimming with millions of jellyfish can a surreal encounter, as a reminder that somewhere there constantly be a couple of surprises but
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Jellyfish Lake in Palau. It is recognized by millions of jellyfish, which migrate across the lake everyday. This lake in the Pacific Ocean at very first glance normal. Jellyfish Lake 12 000 years. The lake is connected to the ocean through tunnels each and every other, but considering that the water from it significantly decreased, remained only sporadically jellyfish. They have the potential to burn that makes it possible for swimmers lost closer. In 1998 completely disappeared jellyfish from the lake, but now they are back into the lake water
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Despite the fact that most cellular animals with radial symmetry of the body are known to be deadly, but each species that live in the lake - golden and moon jellyfish are harmless , This makes them the best companions for swimming. Protection pip of jellyfish in Jellyfish Lake life turned literally into "without that element," due to the fact these creatures created in a closed atmosphere, without the threat of predators. Jellyfish Lake thousands of years ago designed its personal ecosystem. Here jellyfish throughout the day swimming and when the sun goes down, they sink into the layer with hydrogen sulphide, 20 meters from the lake bottom.
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