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- A single Chinese peach blossom jellyfish introduced to British Columbia decades ago has led to thousands of clones spreading to 34 waterways, disrupting local ecosystems.
- The jellyfish thrive in warm waters and reproduce asexually, threatening native species by competing for plankton.
- Researchers are working to map the jellyfish’s distribution and understand its ecological impact.
Invasive Jellyfish Clones Spread Across British Columbia’s Waterways
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