THE jelly fish problem in the Balearics is expected to be worse this August than last year, scientists believe. As part of a special program by Palma Aquarium, some of these arrivals will be taken from the sea. Since the life span of these creatures is around eight months, it is necessary to continuously repopulate the aquarium, despite their reproduction program.
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