Huge numbers of stranded jellyfish wash up at Haystack Rock

CANNON BEACH, Ore. (AP) — Huge numbers of moon jellyfish have washed up as far as the eye can see around Haystack Rock on the Oregon Coast. The Daily Astorian reported it’s not unusual for the jellies to wash up after a winter storm or ocean upwelling. But marine biologists are urging...

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