Harbingers for More Dangerous Animals?: Subtropical Sailing Jellyfish First Sighted on the Beach in Germany
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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 newcomers irritate many visitors. Researchers explain the exotics in blue on the North Sea beaches. Some of them burn.
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.
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