It’s jelly time again
It’s that time of year again – time of the jellyfish apocalypse.
Dockland experiences an almost annual influx of the spooky jellies.
Experts say high rainfall and salinity are most likely the cause of the outbreak.
Maybe we have to postpone our Victoria Harbour swimming until winter? (Just joking!)
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