The jellyfish photographed by Reddit user Alesig in South Korea in 2008, with a human foot pictured for scale. Thought to be a Nomura’s jellyfish, there are currently huge population blooms off ...

Nomura's jellyfish seen in Sea of Japan for third year since 2005; Species can grow 6 feet (1.83 meters) in diameter, 450 pounds (204 kilos) Tears in expensive nets can devastate communities.

The Nomura's jellyfish can weigh up to 200kg each and have recently begun to swarm in the waters off the coast of China. Unfortunately for the three-man crew of the Diasan Shinsho-maru, their net ...

In Japan, fishermen have seen extraordinary blooms of Nomura's jellyfish annually since 2002.The species grow up to 6.5ft (2m) in diameter and weigh as much as 485 lbs (220kg).

The number of jellyfish stings reported at Haeundae, Gwangalli and Songjeong beaches in Busan surged from 278 cases in 2022 to 444 in 2023, and further to 853 last year, according to the institute and ...

The Nomura's jellyfish has approximately 1,000 tentacles, each up to 4m long, which it uses to catch and eat plankton in the ocean. In recent years, ...

Numerous jellyfish inside a fishing boat near Songjeong Beach in Haeundae, Busan, on Aug. 1. [YONHAP] Over 2,900 cases of jellyfish stings have been reported at popular beaches this summer alone, ...

Even before dinosaurs, jellyfish were on Earth – and in its seas and oceans – for millennia, according to National Geographic.The gelatinous creature's body is comprised of more than 95% water ...