Ad Mirer@ Same here in west Michigan, seems like they have a period where you won't find them but as you say, about every 10 to 12 years they appear like a bloom, everywhere, lasts a week or two and then gone for another decade.
@@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477 Yes they are you can certainly keep certain species of jellyfish as pets via purchase as long as they are not harmful or venomous and they aren’t endangered species there is nothing stopping you from doing that albeit it is important to research the specific care requirements for jellyfish before getting one
Bro I saw one in a pond in Georgia. I learned down and was like... Ok... If this isn't a jellyfish then what is it... And the only thing it could be was a jellyfish. Size of a penny. Hey they said penny too 😂
California, from Shasta to Sacramento. The "Blooms" last several seasons, to years apart. All the birds from the deltas deposit the critters...three types.....my theory. The half dollar sized clams grow in lots of rice fields, so do the jellyfish. These pests are eating the pests, disturbing new growth plants, because of hunger and overpopulation. .....and, most people deny or will never see. Venereal pools, wild ponds, just about extinct.
