After our two dives we stopped by the Jellyfish Lake. You can read more about it here, but the short and simple is that this lake formed trapping two species of Jellyfish. Over tens of thousands of years with out preditors, they lost their sting. They adapted to becoming farmers and carry algee farms. In return for sugars, the jellys follow the sun all day, keeping their farms running. Here are four pictures and at the bottom a video. (We are in Hawaii now and have highspeed access. It will be another day before we are caught up. Please be patient.)
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