North Carolina Beach Turns Into Jellyfish Swamp as Thousands Wash Up

Cannonball jellyfish can wash up en masse due to seasonal population blooms, resulting in thousands being seen on beaches.

Related Keywords

Ocracoke Island ,North Carolina ,United States ,Brazil ,Pacific Ocean ,Cheryl Lewis Ames ,Facebook ,Cape Hatteras National Seashore ,School Of Agricultural Science ,Tohoku University ,Cape Hatteras National ,New England ,Hatteras National Seashore ,Lewis Ames ,Applied Marine Biology ,Graduate School ,Agricultural Science ,Tech Science ,Marine Life ,Jellyfish ,Weird Animals ,Marine Biology ,Animals ,Biology ,Fish ,Animal Behavior ,Science ,Population Growth ,Mystery ,Marine Science ,Beaches ,Jelly Fish ,Cannonball ,Jellyfish Sting ,Marine Animals ,Bloom ,Wash Up ,