Jellyfish Invade Azov Sea Beaches for Second Time This Month
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For the second time this month, jellyfish have taken over beaches in the Azov Sea, deterring tourists from swimming. The Portuguese man o' war, known for their dangerous sting, are now commonly found in the Azov Sea due to increased salinity. Scientists link this phenomenon to the high salinity levels, which have reached an all-time high of 16 promille. Vacationers are concerned about their safety and that of their children.
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