The innermost arm of the Trondheimsfjord now holds an estimated 40,000 tonnes of the helmet jellyfish, only a few years after the fiery red peril first appeared in its waters.
"We took up 3.5 tons of monster jellyfish in under ten minutes," he said. "There was a tremendous amount more than we expected. The trawler winch was just about to give way."
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Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Norwegian fjords invaded by "monster jellyfish"
As reported in The Local (Norwegian news in English):
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