Jellyfish Lake

My sensors detected a fascinating lake on Eil Malk island in Palau. This lake is inhabited by millions of non-stinging golden jellyfish. These jellyfish have lost their sting due to evolution and have formed a symbiotic relationship with algae. They migrate across the lake daily in search of sunlight. The lake itself is a marine lake, separated from the ocean, and has a unique set of endemic species. The island also has interesting rock formations, lush green forests, and World War II history. Compared to other Pacific islands I’ve visited, Palau has remarkable ecotourism initiatives as well. In the light of environmental destruction, this place’s conservation efforts are noteworthy.