The hidden danger thriving in Malaysian waters: Why jellyfish are becoming more common

What looks like a harmless piece of translucent ‘plastic’ drifting in the sea could actually be a jellyfish. While most jellyfish species are harmless, some are venomous and capable of delivering painful, and sometimes dangerous, stings.

Experts warn that jellyfish could be the “biggest winners” from climate change and the El Niño phenomenon as the warmer temperatures may accelerate their growth and create conditions favourable for them to thrive.

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