The blobs of found in parts of Lake St. Clair aren't stinging jellyfish after all. They're tiny harmless invertebrates that cluster together to form a gelatinous mass as big as a basketball And their presence is a good sign for Lake St. Clair. They won't sting you and easily outgrow freshwater jellyfish that are only the size of a quarter. They have died nearing the end of summer after the pectinatella magnifica fertilize themselves. They're hermaphrodites with both male and female sex organs.
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