Eating jellyfish is a more sustainable alternative to fish, according to scientists at the University of Queensland. The study, published in the journal Nature, states that in order to protect threatened fish species and safeguard marine conservation efforts, the consumption of jellyfish should be increased worldwide.

Consuming jellyfish more sustainable alternative to fish: Study

Researchers have discovered a unique organism that lives its life completely free of oxygen dependency. The tiny parasite lives in salmon tissue and evolves in such a manner that it doesn't need oxygen to produce energy.

Scientists discover first organism that does not need oxygen to live

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Thousands of people in Australia stung by jellyfish

Coastguard association Surf Life Saving said a 'whopping' 3,595 people had suffered painful burns after encounters with the creatures.

Jellyfish invasion: Over three thousand people stung in Australia

Photographer Tim Samuel came across the little creature trapped inside the only slightly larger jellyfish near Byron Bay

Fish eyes life inside jelly belly

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