I mean I can tell the jellyfish apart from the plastic bag in this example, so maybe those turtles just need glasses.
You’re outside the water now. You have get inside the water then try to find the difference.
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Instead of shooting up schools imagine if Americans shot up industrial sources of litter
We had one of those near Buffalo NY.
It was totally unrelated to litter, but…
I can tell the jellies are on the right and that they’re in the genus Aurelia. Seems like a skill issue
Thats alot of semen
bro if im hungry the last thing i want is a jellyfish
I know right. Imagine the horror: you are about to eat a tasty platic bag, but you realize it’s actually a jellyfish
How do the turtles open the jars?
This is fucked up, the scientists ought to know turtles can’t operate jars.
I’m not as dumb as this dumb turtle suffocating in american
Save the turtles but fuck these jellyfish. we will just put them in a jar for our display.
To be fair, we currently have an overpopulation of jellyfish due to both the decline of turtles and raising sea temperatures, so if anything, this is helping.
That would hurt tho
If I was a hungry sea turtle, I would simply eat the jellyfish instead of the plastic.
If I was a hungry sea turtle, I’d open the jars to check which one of them has jellyfish inside.
If I was a hungry sea turtle, I’d just order a pizza.
Hey, that’s cheating!
Cheating according to wh—oh, darn, shrink-wrap license strikes again
turtles eat jellyfish?
Yep for some species it’s their main food source
huh. live and learn.
i guess for other species it’s pizza?
Only while they’re adolescent.
You need the calories for the growth spurt, also to keep up with the ninja training
Save jellyfish by polluting the oceans with plastic
Save the trees, eat the beavers!
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Instructions unclear, I’m crying uncontrollably
Be a rebel by also doing your best to avoid the trash in the first place.
And most importantly, work to disassemble the systems that normalize and support the production of the wasteful and toxic materials we now call trash.
The answer seems obvious. Introduce the turtles to Kraft Mac and Cheese. Its better than jellyfish and still comes in a paperboard box.
Wow that’s gotta be a record for fastest evolutionary change in response to man made disasters. Good work jellyfish!