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https://jpkrajewski.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/aguas-vivas.png800800In the mysterious jellyfish lake in Palau lives a unique population of these animals. Relying on their associated algae, jellyfish use the energy produced by the photosynthesis of their partners and are thus powered by solar energy. All over the world there are very few places that are home to jellyfish like these, which are completely harmless to humans, as they have lost their ability to “burn”.