The plant continued to operate at full capacity during the earthquake, though, and no equipment was damaged. A previously reported jellyfish incident also no longer fits the emergency ...

For 10 relentless days and nights in September, workers at eastern China’s largest coal-fired power plant battled an invader unlike any they had faced before: a tidal surge of jellyfish. At the ...

Jellyfish will also consume plants, National Geographic reports. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Some species' mouths are located on the underside of their bell-shaped bodies.

The jellyfish fossils are especially remarkable for having preserved ... an explosion of diversity occurred in the world’s oceans while the surrounding land remained barren of plant and animal life.

Hordes of jellyfish have damaged fish farms, clogged power plants, capsized fishing boats as they’ve weighed down nets, and upended tourism by making waters unsafe for swimming. And their ...

Most people can't feel them at all." The Department of Conservation suspects the jellyfish could have hitch-hiked on an aquatic plant display over 100 years ago as microscopic polyps. The size of ...

Researchers believe these jellyfish originated from the Yangtze River valley in China and were transported with ornamental aquatic plants. Jellyfish are believed to move between bodies of water ...

plants or by waterfowl. They have since been found in 45 states. According to the Great Lakes Aquatic Nonindigenous Species Information System, the jellyfish were first found in Michigan in 1933 ...