Tens of thousands of jellyfish have invaded the shores of Istanbul.

Tens of thousands of jellyfish have invaded the shores of Istanbul.

24.02.2025 20:53

The coasts of Fatih, Zeytinburnu, Beşiktaş, and Sarıyer in Istanbul were covered with tens of thousands of jellyfish after the snowfall. The frothing in the sea also drew attention.

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In Istanbul, the beaches experienced foaming in the sea after a snowfall, while being invaded by jellyfish.



Thousands of jellyfish invaded the beaches of Istanbul


THOUSANDS OF JELLYFISH WASHED ASHORE



After the heavy snowfall in Istanbul, the beaches of Sarıyer, extending to Büyükdere, were covered with thousands of jellyfish. It was observed that the jellyfish were particularly concentrated in the area from Sarıyer Center to Büyükdere. Meanwhile, the foaming in the sea also drew attention. Similar scenes were recorded on the beaches of Beşiktaş, Zeytinburnu, and Fatih.



Thousands of jellyfish invaded the beaches of Istanbul


"I HAVEN'T SEEN A YEAR WITHOUT JELLYFISH"



Şadan Yeşilbaş, who says there are jellyfish every year in Sarıyer, stated, "I was surprised to see the jellyfish. In previous years, there were larger and more jellyfish here. This time, only the smaller ones have come. They may have come to the shore in such large numbers due to sea pollution. Generally, such scenes occur here every year. I haven't seen a year without jellyfish," he said.



Thousands of jellyfish invaded the beaches of Istanbul


Thousands of jellyfish invaded the beaches of Istanbul


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