On Thursday morning, thousands of mostly dead larvae and fry were washed up on the Albercuix beach in Puerto Pollensa.
Thousands of dead fry washed up in Puerto Pollensa
There were loads of jellyfish on the same beach recently
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Just because they are of no comercial value doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be bothered. As a food source for other organisms their loss could be devastating. They sound more like Krill to me, and none of these experts entertain this obvious fact? Either way, not good news.