In February 2015 I was visiting Palau and had the chance to swim with millions of Jellyfish in Jellyfish Lake. What a surreal expierence. If you get the chance...do it. See also my longer video from Palau: • Diving Palau 2015 HD -...
I swam there in 2003 and found it very interesting. They told me there was a second variety of jellyfish which was white and spent most of its time at the bottom
Charles Opitz try in indonesia we have 4 lake jellyfish like that 1. Kakaban island east kalimantan, 2. Togean island central sulawesi, 3. Raja ampat west papua, 4. Komodo island
Hey Lukas, I'm the picture editor at a national news and picture agency in the UK. We work with national and international newspapers and online media outlets. We are very interested in using this amazing video. Would it be possible to email you to discuss this? Thanks, Ian.
Hi, I'm a journalist, working for a website called Demotivateur (www.demotivateur.fr). I would like to know if I can use some parts of this video to create a short film/video content about the place and post it on our page and social networks. Of course, you will be credited on screen and tag on it. Thanks a lot 🙂 Cheers
Humans just can't leave things be. This is a closed ecosystem. Instead of allowing people to paddle plastic kayaks and allowing people to otherwise contaminate the water (bacteria-ridden wetsuits, aftershave, cologne, perfume, shampoo/hair conditioner, body lotion, sunblock, etc)----why isn't this lake off limits? Some things should be protected and admired from afar. But, no, there HAS to be money made by letting ignoramuses swim and paddle with these precious jellies.