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Introduction

Media or scientifically driven?


20 years blooms = problematic impacts globally


Seas around us turning into jellyfish soup

Bloom problems : tourism

Irukanji syndrome


Jelly forecaster checked more than weather


Bloo

Bloom problems : fisheries

Mauve stinger - Irish salmon farm


Japan nets


Aquaculture- Jill fish in net pens

Bloom problems : power plants

Ecological disturbances (condon et al 2012)


Block pipe cools reactor


2013 Baltic Sea


2012 Japan


Humans and economics

Where has mauve stinger effected

Mediterranean

Where has PMO’W

California

References : nye 2008

Japan giant jelly fish in 2995 5x10^8 Medusae in E channel between Japan and Korea + effects on fisheries

References : keesing 2016

Australia box jellyfish 64 found 1500 m tow

Why have they bloomed?

Eutrophication - direct and indirect


Overfishing- fills niche


Habitat modification


Climate change warms and acidic

Habitat modification

Hard substrate for cnidarian polyps to populate

Eutrophication

Direct leads to more food availability for jellyfish


Zooplankton feeding on increases phytoplankton die = hypoxia jelly can tolerate this

Jellyfish biology

Rapid growth


Eurythermal- high tolerance


Voracious predators


Hermaphrodite and asexual reproducers


High fecundity


Long generation times

True bloom

Develop as a result from reproduction and recruitment of new individuals into the population

Apparent bloom

Aggregation if individuals already in water by tidal fronts, water mass boundaries and local currents within embayments and wind direction

JeDI

jellyfish database initiative


Blooms oscillate 20 year time scales from 1950 and indicate persistent increase from 1970

Why are blooms hard to understand

Data quality


Lack of long term databases


Bias NH sampling

Bloom benefits

Food SE Asia


Tourist attraction


Collagen Compounds


Sent space for testing microgravity development

First sentence reference

Jellyfish in last two decades reported to be increasing in eatuarine and coastal ecosystems. Media driven and public perception has resulted in a paradigm that the global oceans are turning jellyfish dominated (condon et al,2012)

Jellyfish soup reference

Furuya 2015