Deep in Palau's Rock Islands is a remarkable marine lake where millions of golden jellyfish swim daily. The golden jellyfish have evolved to be distinctly different from their ocean-dwelling ...

During a peak for the lake’s residents back in 2005, it’s estimated there were around 30 million M. papua etpisoni in Jellyfish Lake, but most of the time there are thought to be nearer to 5 ...

About 70 such lakes spot the archipelago of Palau. This jellyfish lake is on rocky Koror island and home to the golden jelly ( Mastigias papua etpisoni ) and less common moon jellies ( Aurelia ...

An extraordinary place called Jellyfish Lake draws visitors every year from around the world who are looking to swim with jellyfish. Surrounded by mangrove trees, millions of the world's rarest ...

Snorkelling in Palau's Jellyfish Lake, where the jellyfish are harmless, but the water can be deadly. But there’s a cherry on top of this poison cake, for in the lake’s upper strata, something ...

The coral islands of Palau in the western Pacific are best visited by boat, ... coral reefs, white sand beaches, Jellyfish Lake and WWII relics from US$3,000-a-night catamaran. Palau, ...

But there’s a cherry on top of this poison cake, for in the lake’s upper strata, something magical exists. Colonies of jellyfish have survived, marooned inside this marine lake, for 12,000 years.