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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.
Jul 20th 2009 By Jeremy Taylor
Giant Jellyfish Descend Upon Japan
They were able to survive Godzilla (over and over again), but now the island of Japan is under attack from another horrifyingly colossal predator -- the giant jellyfish.
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.
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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