Palau - Jellyfish Lake and Mermaid - underwater australasia

There is one jellyfish lake in Palau that you can visit - all others are protected. The experience to swim amongst millions of jellies is something you won't forget. This clip is part of a Palau article on underwater australasia - check it out on http://www.underwater.com.au

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Pets & Animals

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• palau
• micronesia
• jelly
• fish
• jellyfish
• lake
• mermaid
• girl
• underwater
• australasia
• diving
• scuba
• reef
• marine

[Slashyism]

FUCK THAT IM NOT SWIMMING IN THERE

[QuinnLovesND]

im guessing they dont sting....

[Micropalauluv1]

Btw, That's not a mermaid. Just wanted to tell you that. :)

[Micropalauluv1]

The don't sting at all because they lost their stings over a 1000 years ago. Long time ago, the lake was connected to an underground tunnel, then something caused it to collapse and that time the jellyfishes were sealed in so they multiply by eating algae. their only predator is the sea's anemone at the bottom so the jellyfishes avoid it so they don't need to use their stings.They just absorb the sun's energy everyday so they don't really mind if humans get in.

:) your welcome

[culwin]

white folks is crazy

[omarvissepo35]

Fuck that! This scary as hell even if they dont sting

[kanatapaw]

@Slashyism too much health and safty

yo chuck me in there any time :D

i wanna be there ^^

[GagasTinyMonster]

I wannt to go swim theree <33

[TheNunoTubes]

@Slashyism Fucking right ! xD i prefer swimming on a shark pool but jellyfish never !!

[TheNunoTubes]

@QuinnLovesND they do but its not very dangerous .. still its annoying because i lets you resh

[origindirewolf]

they look like cauliflower

[NormanHussaini91]

i heard that they originally do sting, but the non existing predator in the lake causes them to lose that ability..they evolved into a stingless jellyfish and uses their tentacles instead to find food..