The North Sea heats up, warm-loving species migrate. On Sylt, subtropical sailing jellyfish are now sighted on a German beach for the first time. Experts already expect significantly more unpleasant successors.
The North Sea heats up, warm-loving species migrate. On Sylt, subtropical sailing jellyfish are now sighted on a German beach for the first time. Experts already expect significantly more unpleasant successors.
Sensation in the sink: As reported by the Wadden Sea Protection Station, subtropical sailing jellyfish were first sighted on Germany's coast. Why the animals are harmless, but biologists warn.
Sensation in the rinsing hem: As the shelter Wadden Sea reports, subtropical sailing jellyfish were first sighted on Sylt. Why the animals are harmless, but biologists warn.