February 26th, 2008 
Spooky 
Before you go laying the “this is photoshoped” line on me, do a little search on the web and convince yourself it is real. It’s actually one of the most well-known diving places in the world, set in Palau. Actually if any of you watched Survivor Palau, you might remember this as one of the sights.
Jellyfish Lake was once connected to the waters of the Pacific ocean, but is now completely isolated. The large population of jellyfish living here was believed to be missing those stinging cells, also known as nemastocysts, but it turns out they do have them, only they’re really tiny. That’s why it’s perfectly ok for people to swim so close to the jellyfish, our tissue doesn’t feel the sting.
This is definitely one of the “must-go before I die” places, right up there with Devil’s Pool and Morning Glory Pool!
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[...] these bad boys aren’t harmless like the jellyfish from Jellyfish Lake in Palau, they’re needles are highly poisonous and can cause serious [...]
Wow they’re really cool animals!
When I was a young man and Palau was still part of the TTPI, I took a month’s vacation there, one of the most memorable times of my life. Dove in the Rock Islands and the Wall……but I passed on Jellyfish Lake. Yeah, they’re harmless, but I still don’t want to be surrounded by them.
eeww I would never want to swim in all those slimy jellyfish!
Whatever you do don’t tell Sponge Bob… Shhhh