Venice lagoons face jellyfish invasion
In Venice, Italy, invasive comb jellies are threatening local ecosystems and fisheries due to rising temperatures and environmental disruptions. These non-stinging, cannibalistic creatures reproduce rapidly, increase in numbers during summer, and consume local fish species, disrupting marine life. Control efforts are difficult, and authorities are focusing on managing their growth to mitigate ecological and economic impacts.
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