Journey to Jellyfish Lake, Palau's unique marine marvel

The video explores a unique saltwater lake that was once connected to the ocean but is now isolated. It is home to the golden jellyfish, a species found nowhere else. These jellyfish migrate daily across the lake, following the sun to feed on algae. With no predators, they swarm the lake, creating a dreamlike environment. Despite having stingers, they are harmless to humans, making it safe to swim among them, offering an otherworldly experience.

What led to the isolation of the saltwater lake?

• A volcanic eruption

• A man-made dam

• The island's geographical changes

• A natural disaster

What is unique about the golden jellyfish found in the lake?

• They can fly

• They are the largest jellyfish species

• They are found only in this lake

• They glow in the dark

Why do the golden jellyfish migrate across the lake daily?

• To avoid predators

• To find cooler water

• To reproduce

• To follow the sun for algae growth

What makes the lake safe for humans to swim in?

• The jellyfish are non-toxic

• The jellyfish stingers are too small to be felt

• The water is very shallow

• There are lifeguards on duty

How is the experience of swimming among the jellyfish described?

• Chaotic

• Otherworldly

• Terrifying

• Ordinary