Jellyfish Nest [1/2]

When the balance of the ecosystem is disrupted,

strange creatures infiltrate.

At first, they’re merely tiny polyps, the size of a grain of rice.

The disadvantage of their small size is compensated for by their immense numbers.

Feeding on tiny organisms,

they grow, transform, and reproduce.

They form vast armies of clones.

Now, each polyp begins to reproduce,

giving rise to new jellyfish.

Composed of 95% water, they grow with ease.

They keep growing endlessly,

eventually becoming colossal monsters.

No bones, no blood, no brain,

yet they perfectly adapt to rapidly changing environments.

Temperature, oxygen, resistance, salinity fluctuations, acidity, even plastic pollution—

they thrive.

When swarms of jellyfish dominate the ecosystem,

irreversible consequences follow.