Researchers in Europe now want to help beachgoers with an app that predicts jellyfish movements. — dpa
KIEL, Germany: “This year is a jellyfish year,” says Jamileh Javidpour, professor at Syddansk University in Denmark.
They’ve come earlier than expected to Baltic Sea beaches this summer – and not just harmless ones like rib and ear jellyfish, says Javidpour, working on a new project to track waves of jellyfish.
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