The divers brave jellyfish-infested water to test this prototype. I was afraid someone would got stung in the face. Also, did some jellyfishes got shredded at 0:11?
I was concerned about the jellyfish, until I realized they were riding on a torpedo.
Yes, why are they riding on a torpedo?
The better question is, why aren't you?
But, seriously, they're probably taking it out into more open waters and setting it up/inspecting it before tests. Probably a simple way of transportation. I imagine there was no warhead and it runs on electrical batteries, so it must be pretty safe.
It's faster than swimming.
Not all jellyfish are harmful. These arent.
Those are barrel jellyfish, right? While they're not harmful, getting stung by a horde of them probably not a pleasant experience.
The divers brave jellyfish-infested water to test this prototype. I was afraid someone would got stung in the face. Also, did some jellyfishes got shredded at 0:11?
I was concerned about the jellyfish, until I realized they were riding on a torpedo.
Yes, why are they riding on a torpedo?
The better question is, why aren't you?
But, seriously, they're probably taking it out into more open waters and setting it up/inspecting it before tests. Probably a simple way of transportation. I imagine there was no warhead and it runs on electrical batteries, so it must be pretty safe.
It's faster than swimming.
Not all jellyfish are harmful. These arent.
Those are barrel jellyfish, right? While they're not harmful, getting stung by a horde of them probably not a pleasant experience.
I assumed it was https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurelia_aurita
Though they are hard to differentiate without genetical analysis, according to Wikipedia.
I found myself in a swarm while swimming next to a ship in the Baltic sea. The article says they do have some defenses but i didnt notice anything.
I was scared though!