Invazie de meduze pe litoralul românesc

Thousands of jellyfish have washed ashore on the Romanian coast, particularly in Agigea and Constanța, due to high water temperatures and natural biological cycles. This phenomenon has attracted the attention of locals and tourists alike. Experts explain that the presence of jellyfish is a normal occurrence, linked to their life cycle and environmental conditions. As jellyfish lose their ability to swim, they are carried by waves to the shore, where they eventually decompose. This event does not indicate a significant change in the marine ecosystem.