The Nomura's Jellyfish, which can weigh more than 450 lbs. and grow up to 6 feet in diameter, isn't indigenous to Japanese waters, but has been showing up in recent years, wrecking havoc on local fishermen by destroying their nets.

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Tuesday 21 July
By Heavytoka
That sh*t is scary!
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Saturday 25 July
By Stephen Paluga
In a completely unrelated story, two scuba divers have gone missing off the coast of Japan.
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